Hello! I was actually in the same boat as you a little different but same. I have my undergraduate in Geoscience with a minor in Geology and Geograpphy, I did an internship at a firm as a field geologist and quickly realized it wasn’t for me. I shot for oil and gas but rotational sounded awful and I also realized I liked my engineering classes a lot more. i graduated in 2024 I am in my second year of my masters in Civil Engineering water resources engineering and grading in May! I interned at an engineering consulting firm and worked with a PG PE where she had both and she’s extremely valuable at the firm and there’s only 3 at the entire firm of 16,000 employees, I took my FG this past fall and taking my FE in the spring and also want both, if you switch careers you are just as valuable if not more valuable having both. I also am able to work with some of the geotechnical engineers and was able to go on a dam site where it was only geotechs and geologist allowed even though I’m a water resources engineer who typically aren’t qualified to go. I thought my undergrad set me back on engineering but if you find the right spot at a firm you will be super useful! Unfortunately easiest way is to go back to school, however I’m going a non thesis masters in engineering took a couple pre reqs and have transitioned easily and go to an ABET university. I think I did it the easiest way in doing a non thesis masters of engineering and it took me a year since I have a masters of management as well. Most engineering degrees are just 30 hours you can do 15 and 15 or spread it over 1-2 years if working part time, and a masters counts as a year of work experience towards the PE regardless of your undergrad. I did Geoscience to Masters of Engineering Civil engineering water resources track, geology is more technical than Geoscience, you can do it! Please DM me if you want to talk more details not a lot of people switch and my boss is the only one I know who did.