Pursuing Two Masters Degrees: Is it Possible?

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Pursuing two master's degrees is feasible, especially if staggered over time rather than simultaneously. Many individuals have successfully completed two master's programs, though it's noted that often only one degree is utilized professionally. While enrollment in two programs concurrently is not allowed, students can apply to different schools for sequential degrees. The combination of engineering and applied mathematics is a common choice among those seeking to enhance their qualifications.
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I was wondering if anyone thinks it possible to do two masters degrees? Perhaps not at once but staggered by a year?

I was thinking of a masters in engineering and applied mathematics.
 
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I know a few people with two masters degrees. Most are only using one of them, if either. You can't enroll in two programs at the same time, but you can do one after the other if you can find a school willing to admit you for that.
 

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