What are Fraze's plans for a dual degree in physics and engineering?

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I'm Fraze. When I was 15 I became interested in science(you can thank NdGT). Long story short I plan on getting a dual degree in physics and engineering, I don't know what fields yet, and then after being in the workforce for a few years possibly go for a PhD in physics but that's a long ways away and many things could change. That's me in a nutshell.
 
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