Which is better in the Bay Area: Nursing or Electrical Engineering?

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I (19M) am currently a community college student stuck on which major I should choose: electrical engineering or nursing. I want a job that pays well but I also don't want to have to compete with the top 1% in order to land an entry level job. I read a lot of reddit posts that say that it's impossible to land an entry level RN role in the bay area and that you have to move somewhere else in order to gain experience. For electrical engineering I've heard people say it's way too competitive and you're competing with prodigies for all the high paying jobs. What would you do if you were in my situation and wanted to maximize income right after bachelors?   submitted by   /u/Visible_Audience_606 [link]   [comments]