Programs How long does it take to complete a B.S double major in Aero and Mechanical?

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A double major in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering typically requires an additional 2-3 years of coursework after the sophomore year, depending on the university's specific requirements and curriculum. The total additional credits needed for a double major can range from 20 to 25, similar to other engineering disciplines like Electronics and Computer Engineering. Course overlap between the two majors may help reduce the overall time required to complete both degrees. Consulting with an academic advisor or department chair is recommended for a precise estimate tailored to individual circumstances.
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How many more years does a student need to take to finish his B.S degree in Aero and Mechanical (double major) after sophomore year?
 
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For a double major in electronics and computer engineering, at a couple colleges I've looked at, it takes about 20 to 25 more credits. That's total additional credits for the double major.
 
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It depends on the specific requirements and curriculum of the university or college. Typically, a double major in Aero and Mechanical would require an additional 2-3 years of coursework after sophomore year. However, this can vary and it is best to consult with an academic advisor or department chair for a more accurate estimate. It is also important to consider the potential overlap in courses between the two majors, which could potentially reduce the total time needed to complete both degrees.
 

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