Is a 4 year degree from NJIT in Electrical Engineering Technology worth alot in the workforce?

I continue to hear mixed reviews about a degree in Electrical engineering and Electrical engineering technology. Some say simliar jobs are availibe for both and others tell me I will be just a technician. I thought a 2 year degree in pre-engineering would do that? What advantages could i see if i were to complete the 4 year program that exposes me to Calculus II and Phyisics II? The school im in is ABET

We’re in a tough job market right now. Everybody has a four-year degree – at least. You’ll need one to compete.

Best to stay in school for the additional two years. You’ll come out with a more competitive degree, and you’ll come out (we hope) into a better job market.

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