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I have been back and forth between math and physics for grad school, they are both such beautiful subjects and I know I would love research in either one for the rest of my life. However, I was doing some thinking, if I like both of them, why just do one of them? So I started thinking about the idea of doing both. Is this practical? Do people get PhD's in multiple subjects? So I wanted to ask if anyone here has done this, thought about this, or now that I mention it can think of some advice. The big worry I have is that means a total of around 12 years of graduate school. That is a long time commitment considering I'm going to end up graduating as a 5th year Senior for my undergraduate while also taking a year off right out of high school so even going straight to grad school after graduation would have me finishing 1 program at 29-30. So other than that small note, anyone know of some advice I could use for doing things like this.