Programs Dual Major in Physics and Chemistry?

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Many colleges, including the University of South Carolina, offer double major programs in chemistry and physics. Pursuing a double major involves a significant workload and commitment, but it is manageable for dedicated students. Engaging in both fields allows for a deeper understanding of the sciences, aligning with interests in AP Chemistry and AP Physics. Students should be prepared for the challenges that come with balancing the requirements of both majors while also enjoying the opportunity to study what they are passionate about.
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Right now I'm going into my junior year of high school, and college has been on my mind a lot. I just finished AP Chemistry and I'm going to be taking AP Physics B next year and I am interested in both sciences very much, I was wondering if some colleges offer a double major program for chemistry and physics and what would my responsibilities be and what would I be getting myself into?
 
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nst.john said:
Right now I'm going into my junior year of high school, and college has been on my mind a lot. I just finished AP Chemistry and I'm going to be taking AP Physics B next year and I am interested in both sciences very much, I was wondering if some colleges offer a double major program for chemistry and physics and what would my responsibilities be and what would I be getting myself into?

The university of South Carolina will let you do the double major. I have friends that double majored in biology and chemistry, and physics and chemistry. Essentially your getting yourself into a lot of hard work but its not impossible
 
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Thanks, it's nice to know I can do what I really do want to do when it comes to my major.
 

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