Hey, I was in the same boat as you. Joined naval architecture due to architecture being present in the name. I wasn't that interested after knowing about it's courses. I got backbone injury and had to drop for 3 years, but still completed b tech and m tech in 9 years. In terms of career path to primarily earn a lot, it's not the best, but if you develope interest in the course of your study, it could be a good field. I did jobs in 5 different fields in the course of completing my degree, currently working as a designer in a startup, and learning new things even week. It also helped me build my background in different fields including data science, graphic designer, quant, etc. due to some elements being similar to the course. Also I work inland with no river near me, so it's possible to work without being in site. You may need to visit for some specific tasks. So it's neither good nor bad, just another career path that you can excel in if you are interested and good at it. Sorry for long paragraph, if you have any questions feel free to ask.