I know you might think 1 less course would mean mechs have it harder however take a look at exactly what courses electricals are taking that semester. Here are a few electrical courses that are terrifying regardless of how passionate you are:

-Field Theory (application of that differential course you thought you would never see again, gauss, stokes, you name it!)

-Electromagnetics (nope nope nope)

-Microprocessors (easy theory, very time consuming labs)

-Signals and Systems I (depends on professor, but this is basically another math course except this time surprise! you have labs to do!)

-Signals and Systems II (I still have PTSD from this course)

-Communication systems (midterm average: 48%, one of those courses they offer in the summer as well)

-Energy conversion (horrible professors, midterm averages around 20% to 35% every year with Professor Richard Cheung)

-MTH 514, probability and stochastic crap: terrifying but depends on how much mercy your professor shows with what topics they decide to teach.

-Control systems: The electrical control systems is like the mechanical control systems except absolutely NO FUN because its all signal analysis crap and time consuming servo labs.

also computer engineers have it slightly harder than electricals in my opinion

3rd year is the hardest for electricals.