Initially, I wanted to pursue a career in finance because I had some experience from high school, and for money of course. However, now my goal is to essentially create something of value to the world rather than moving money around. This is why I was thinking about pursuing an engineering degree in Computer Science or Financial Engineering.
I'm originally taking the Finance & Comp Sci Minor route with a concentration is Value Investing or FinTech.
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Right. The degree would give you a shot at both skills.
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