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What type of engineering?
So, I have a problem. I'm currently a first-year student in the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan, but I am as yet undeclared in my major. Unfortunately, I have to make that decision by next Thursday, when I schedule classes for next fall, but I have only managed to narrow my choices down to 3 (very broad) fields: Aerospace, Electrical, and Mechanical. Pretty broad, eh?
Anyways, I would greatly appreciate any help in choosing a field, so if you have some experience in any of these areas, please post with any advice you have on how to make this choice. Thanks!  
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