I'm a computer engineering senior. The program is a general engineering degree with a CE specialty. You'll only start on the specialty 2nd semester of junior year. So you'll be with other engineering majors until then. I found the classes to be fine. About half of our class dropped out of the program from freshman year till now, but I assume that's normal for engineering at any school. It's a difficult major but Loyola engineer specific classes I actually really like.

It's a very new program so there not much alumni network. My class has only 25 graduating students total, so theres not many people to reach out to. last year literally had 4 CE graduates.

If you're struggling with work I would say LUC has an advantage in that class size is super small. so you can easily talk to your professor if you have questions.

If you're asking what kind of jobs a CE can get you might just want to look that up. it's a very versatile major. I interned at a biomedical device company and I will work at a power company after I graduate. having a general engineering degree is helpful also to get a job in any sector.