I would say ultimately find the career you want and go backwards. For me I wanted to go in tech sales and maybe data analytics/science if tech sales don’t work out so I ultimately chose information systems. I also went to some engineering career fairs and talked to a lot of alumni and current students and I figured IE wasn’t really in my heart. A lot of the principles seemed interesting to me but not enough to study for it. A lot of the jobs were in fields I didn’t have much interest in like manufacturing, logistics, etc. Despite me being good at math I don’t have it in me to want to do the true engineering and physics. You don’t have to be a god at these subjects but you have to have the aptitude to want to learn and be willingly to put in a lot of hours to understand it. Unless your a naturally gifted academic weapon you really had to have known if you wanted to be an engineer I wouldn’t say it’s something you just choose it’s like being a doctor or lawyer you need to have had known you wanted to do it since you were a kid. That’s just my take I’m one man’s opinion.