EE; I was torn between EE and CS as an undergrad, almost switched majors, and took almost all the course material required for EE. Glad I didn't; debugging hard

EE; I was torn between EE and CS as an undergrad, almost switched majors, and took almost all the course material required for EE. Glad I didn't; debugging hardware drives me bonkers, and I am probably 3 standard deviations better at software (whatever that means). I also went through a period of wanting to be a professor, but dropped out of the PhD program, another thing I am happy I did. When younger I wanted to be an MD; if computers didn't exist I suspect that or teaching would have been my path.