Easiest Engineering Degree?

Hi everyone, I've always been geared towards engineering but, admittedly, I'm not very confident in my ability to handle its difficulty. So, I'm curious, among all the engineering fields, which is considered the easiest degree?

I'd caution against picking an engineering major purely based on perceived difficulty, because what's considered "easier" can greatly vary depending on your skill set, interests, and particular strengths. It's often more effective to focus on an area of engineering that aligns with your interests and long-term career goals.

However, to provide an answer, some students might find certain disciplines such as Industrial Engineering less mathematically rigorous than others like Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Industrial Engineering can focus more on optimizing processes, systems management, and human factors, which some students find more manageable. Civil Engineering could also be considered one of the less abstract fields of engineering because it involves the design and construction of physical structures, which may make the concepts easier to grasp for some.

But again, the "easiest" engineering degree will largely depend on your personal abilities and interests. You might find that a field you're passionate about is "easier" for you to study because your enthusiasm helps you overcome challenges! Remember also that engineering is a demanding field overall, and any engineering degree is going to require dedication and hard work.

Research different disciplines, try to speak with professionals or students in those fields, grapple with their coursework, and make an educated decision that aligns with your passion and career aspirations. You'll do much better in a field that interests you than one you've chosen because it's "easy."