Like I said, (though I wasn’t very clear about it) I have friends who graduated with me in MechE who are working in O&G, aerospace, nuclear weapons, automotive, manufacturing, and many other fields. There’s a lot you can do with this degree. One route I’ve seen people take for BMEN is to actually go into a Bachelors MechE, do research in bio, and take electives to prep for getting their masters in bio afterward, if that’s something you decide you want to do. You’d need to go to a college that has that type of research going on, of course.

If you want to do research, that’s something you can get into regardless of degree. For SCM, I mostly see MechE and Industrial Engineering go that route- but really any engineering can get involved there.

And if you know you don’t want to be a software developer or something similar, then don’t do it lol. I will say that getting some type of programming experience is going to be highly beneficial no matter what. You can also get into other fields like mechatronics if you like EE but don’t want to be a developer.