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Soon to be undergrad questions. Can I take both Aerospace Engineering and Phyics? (I love both.) Which one should I follow to PHD (meaning with which can I get a better degree/salary)? How hard would it be to manage the workload?

>> No.2342978

Hardcore Mode: DOUBLE MAJOR

>> No.2342983

You can take both, except expecting to get a PhD in both is ridicilously hard. It depends, Aerospace engineering can pay more (and maybe will become a more lucrative buisness with a greater industry for the "space" part), but Physicists can have better job prospects, even if they won't win as much money.

This is of course, assuming you LOVE BOTH EQUALLY. Cause if you prefer any one, even slightly, go with it, regardless of pay.

College is for having fun and improving oneself in what he desires, not training for jobs.

>> No.2343025

>>2342983

Isn't it that Physics pays better but Aerospace has better job prospects?