u/Any_Dimension6868

I'm getting the "new" bose qc for around 50 to 60 bucks more than the sennies. I listen to mostly 80s and 90s soft rock/rock or otherwise stuff like Floyd.

I was thinking about the momentum 4s as well but they are 100 bucks more than the accentum plus where I'm from.

Next 3 weeks I'll be travelling a ton internationally and then I'll be starting my college, so mostly will be listening in the dorm or libraries. I rn use a pair of 50 dollar jbl's which arent bad but are falling apart.

So I am going to be starting my college this year, and I am sure that I want to work in aerospace. It might sound naive since I don't have "real" experience, but I enjoy freehand CADing space shuttles, fuselages and I really love designing stuff, so naturally I do want to get into the cfd, airflow and whatnot. So is it better to do my undergrad in aero or mech because I'm scared I might miss out on some structural or thermo stuff done more in deep in mech. It's a quite blurry line from what I see. I also will probably definitely be doing masters in aero.