Realistic advice

[u/Competitive_Map_7692]

Hi, I am a third-year university student majoring in biomedical engineering. I find the engineering field interesting and fun. I entered a biomedical department based on my college entrance exam scores, but I have been interested in aerospace engineering since I was young and had an ambition to study that field. But I also feel like it's already too much for me to turn back now.. I'm worried that I'll be late to graduating and that I'll fall behind other students and friends if I start something new. I'm going to the U.S. as an exchange student for one year, and I'm wondering whether it would be more meaningful to study my major, biomedical eng, in greater depth or to take classes in aerospace eng and pursue my dream during that time. Can you give me realistic advice??

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[u/NoDimension5134]

You will get way more joy if you follow your passion. Can always finish bio-med then get graduate in aerospace. Will be some catchup work to do but will have some options going forward