Bachelor's Mech Eng to Master's Aero Eng Possible?

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Aerospace Engineering can be pursued at the graduate level after completing a degree in Mechanical Engineering, as Mechanical Engineering provides a solid foundation for the principles needed in Aerospace. Many students successfully transition from Mechanical to Aerospace Engineering for their advanced studies, confirming that this pathway is viable and commonly accepted in academic programs.
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Hi guys, as the title above describes, I am interested in majoring in Aerospace Engineering. However, I plan to take Mechanical first because I feel that it's a great foundational degree to start off with.

Just wondering whether it is possible to move on to Aerospace Engineering for graduate studies having taken Mechanical Engineering at college level.
 
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From what I've been told the answer is yes.
 
Yeah, it is.
 

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