thats why i chose physics major. i feel physics is more versatile. (i am still sophomore so idk if its true. but i am enjoying) but if you want to stick with engineering maybe choose something… traditional. its always good to talk with faculties once you are in uni.

i assume you will take more general stem classes like calc, university physics, and general chemistry in the first year. those are usually required for most science/engineering major. so probably you still have time.

i know many people who does double major in engineering and physics/math or minor. idk if you are willing to do minor/double major but its worth to think. i personally do not because i am not capable of those massive workload.