I'm amused to see that someone disliked my initial reply enough to click the button. I guess you really can't make everyone happy.
One thing I would say as a parting thought is that even if hardware in particular is not your goal, engineering skills and an engineering mindset is something that is applicable to art, health, irregation, you name it.
Also: learning CAD has been one of the most profound communication skills wins for me. Even if your goal is not explicitly building stuff, being able to express a design in quantative terms is something that has a surprising amount of everyday applicability. One of the things Fusion is really good at is rendering, for example. It might not be my go-to tool for laying out my living room, but it has definitely replaced napkins and whiteboards simply because it has trained me to consider things unfinished until there are dimensions attached. That's a subtle but powerful upgrade.