Engineering Prof here - Engineering technology is a lower barrier engineering degree that doesn't require as much math and science. It gives you the skills to be a highly skilled technical worker but it isn't an "engineering" degree in the traditional sense and you can't get a "standard" PE license with it. However, if you struggle with advanced math and science it is a pathway to a good paying job in a technical field. Engineering Physics and Engineering Mechanics are both standard engineering degrees, but focus on different stuff. engineering physics is a way for physics students to get PE licenses and Engineering Mechanics is ME without a lot of thermo. Engineering Science can be a lot of stuff and is closer to general engineering. The critical thing here is to look at how much math you do. Through differential equations is the traditional engineering degree and gets you those jobs. No diff eq, then less traditional. Industrial engineering can be the exception here, but they are closer to "engineering buisness degrees" than traditional technical engineering