Electrical enginering, Mechatronics engineering or Dentistry?

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I don't really know which one to major in? I've graduated from high school around 22 days ago and I applied to a university and got accepted in those 3 majors (I'm not in the US). I'm not naturally talented or intelligent but I do work hard. I barely got an A in physics (90.4%) and I got a 98.6% in chemistry. I'm good at math too but I struggle a bit at physics (Like the majority of people). Right now im leaning towards Dentistry since It has more chemistry than physics as far as i know? Mechatronics also seem very interesting..

 

[Medix450]

nvm

 

[akram_laiq]

Hi there! Major in whatever interests you the most. If you're leaning toward Dentistry, then go for it; however, you still need to take physics in college.. Study hard, and as long as you're a hard worker, then you should be fine.🙂

 

[PsychPod]

If you excel at chemistry and not at physics. Then that should give you the first inclination of going Dentistry/Pre-Med/health professions.

You'll make more money, work less hours and get more prestige as a dentist.
You'll be in school less and have a tougher undergrad if you do engineering.

Depends your goals.

 

[superpom_7]

Major in what you want, and if you want to go to Dental School, go for it. Don't be too hard on yourself.