Programs Double major: physics/chemical engineering

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Majoring in physics and chemical engineering simultaneously is feasible but may extend the duration of education due to limited overlap between the two fields. Combining these majors with athletics presents additional challenges, as sports commitments can consume significant time. It is essential for individuals to evaluate their personal capabilities and time management skills when considering this academic path. Consulting with academic advisors at specific institutions can provide tailored insights into the feasibility of such a dual major.
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Is majoring in physics and chemical engineering feasible? What about when combined with athletics? I can't decide which one to major in
 
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The majors do not have a great deal of overlap so you will probably end up adding a year or so to your education. I suggest you ask someone at your particular institution however, it could be different. It will be difficult but possible. Only you can assess yourself with any rational. Sports will take as much time as you dedicate to them.
 

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