<p>WMassMom: Ah, best of luck to him. Some of my friends definitely enjoyed the arts at Trinity. If he takes advantage of it, I don’t doubt that it will be great experience. I was focused on other things, but my engineering lab partner enjoyed performing dance through college (while double majoring in math). A friend on the rugby team majored in theater and spent a semester acting in New York.</p>
<p>I have no idea if your son would be interested, but it should be possible to major in engineering and do the InterArts program. Engineers are already required to take at least 8 courses outside of math and science in order to graduate. That probably isn’t too useful if he’s interested more in the arts long term though.</p>