Engineering is much more mathematically rigorous than architecture, and may be easier for some students. Computer engineering will put her on a path of continuous updating of her skills throughout her life. True, any engineering discipline will do that, but computer engineering probably more than any other. Of the three you mentioned, I think I'd be satisfied with my daughter choosing any one of them.
As for junior college, many of my college classmates in the late 70's did the same thing as your daughter, and had no problem transferring credits to the university. Almost without exception, though, they ended up taking an extra year to complete their degree over those of us who started at the university, so the savings may not be realized.
My degree was BS Mechanical Engineering, 1979, from North Dakota State Univ. I just recently retired after 31 years at the Boeing Company, where I worked in a number of fields, almost none of them directly related to my mechanical engineering degree.
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