Double major: physics/chemical engineering

[renob]

Is majoring in physics and chemical engineering feasible? What about when combined with athletics? I can't decide which one to major in

 

[206PiruBlood]

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.

 

[Mene]

Yes, majoring in physics and chemical engineering is feasible. Both fields have a strong foundation in mathematics and problem-solving skills, making it possible to pursue both majors simultaneously. However, it may require careful planning and time management to balance the coursework for both majors.

As for combining it with athletics, it may be challenging but not impossible. It will require discipline and dedication to maintain a balance between academics and athletics. It may also be helpful to communicate with professors and coaches to create a schedule that accommodates both commitments.

Ultimately, the decision of which major to pursue should be based on your interests and career goals. Consider researching and exploring both fields to determine which one aligns better with your passions and future plans. It is also possible to minor in one of the subjects if you cannot decide on a major. Remember, it is important to choose a path that you are passionate about and will lead to a fulfilling career.