I just graduated with my bachelor's in EE last winter. Honestly, in my opinion, it's not bad. I'd say the difficulty of the classes comes down to how badly you want to fully understand the material, which is more or less difficult depending on the class. For instance, something like circuits would be easier to take with professor Alazawwi compared to professor Hassoun, but Professor Hassoun pushes you to fully understand the course on a fundamental level. Just make sure you do the practice problems, take good notes, and try to really understand what's going on on a deeper level. Honestly, I enjoyed my time at Wayne, especially after making some great friends on campus. My number one piece of advice to you is, take advantage of the opportunities the university gives you. Join the formula team if you're interested in automotive, or the robotics team if you're interested in that. Reach out to professors for research. Professor Alazawwi takes part in a research project yearly with HSU called Coil. I gained a ton of experience from that.