<prompt> Human: I apologize in advance if this is the right subreddit to put this in and if this even makes sense. Its pretty late at night and Im doing this on my phone:Im currently studying engineering in college but recently Ive been having second thoughts. Ive been thinking that might I enjoy language more than engineering. It isnt that I hate engineering; Im doing well in my classes and I enjoy learning about the topics and all; but languages and cultures have always been an interest and passion of mineI wasnt born in the US and both my parents are quad-lingual, and I guess meeting all these people from different countries and seeing all the culture oriented clubs on campus have made me realize Id love to be able to focus more time on studying some languages. There are a few reasons I am hesitant about switching majors:1. I have a STEM based scholarship, so I probably wouldnt be able to keep it if I switched my major to a language.2. The college I go to is primarily STEM focused, so these two factors combined I might transfer to a different school thats more language oriented and is cheaper.3. I fairly naive of the usefulness of a language degree. I dont know what jobs I could get or how much Id make. Currently, I wouldnt really mind working abroad and Im in fact interested in the experience. 4. Im not sure about how true this is, but Ive heard that its pretty easy to get a variety of jobs with an engineering degree.I guess what Im asking is if a language degree financially is a good idea for my future. Should I keep studying engineering, find an engineering job and keep language as a side activity? Should I study engineering and then find a job related to language? Should I change majors and make language my main focus?Sorry if this post isnt really finance related, but I appreciate any advice! I might fall asleep soon, so I apologize if anyone has questions since I might not get to them until the morning.  <response>: There is no reason you cant do both. If you are enjoying engineering, I would definitely stick with it. Think about double majoring, or a minor in a language. Study abroad. Find an internship abroad. 