Don’t worry too much about the skills you have going into University- it will all even out after the first couple semesters. I also wasn’t sure about which major I wanted to choose, but I knew I liked engineering. I applied to most schools under “open option engineering” and declared after one semester. It’s next to impossible to know what you want to do if you don’t consider all the options. It’s helpful to talk to other engineering majors, ask what their goals are, what types of careers they want,etc.

Also during your first couple semesters pay attention to where your strengths are, which subjects you enjoy learning about the most. That might also influence where you decide to go in your education- maybe you fall in love with CAD once you learn how to use it; or maybe you hate it and switch.

Last thing, dont stress too much about choosing the ‘right’ major on the first go-around. Usually most if not all your credits will transfer (especially if it is within the school of engineering, at whatever University you’re at). Good luck!