Major in Mechanical Engineering, minor in psychology?

Knowsstuff
Thu, 06 Aug 2020 13:55:00 +0000

So you want your cake and eat it also. https://lsa.umich.edu/lsa/academics/lsa-degrees/joint-degrees/joint-degree-in-liberal-arts-and-b-s–in-engineering.html

This is just an example of a dual degree taking 10/11 semesters. Not sure if this is what your talking about.

At my son’s school after the “first” midterm students left some classes after getting their grades saying “looks like I won’t be an engineer or doctor” muttering on their way out the door. The amount of students in his classes thinned out after that. Welcome to freshman year for engineering…??

You can play your music and take classes depending how your school is set up or join a student band /orchestra… Take lessons.

Taking classes to minor in… Sure… My son will have a entrepreneur engineering minor and engineering sustainability certificate (3 classes).

He took just about 18 credits each semester and took 2 classes over freshman summer. His engineering study abroad he took 2 classes (one for sustainability).

I just can’t figure out when he would take the extra classes required for medical school? He worked and is very involved on campus. Went to all the football games.

But I know some kids do it. BTW avg GPA at his school for engineering after 4 years is 3.3. That’s not getting you into medical school.

You will need a serious schedule set up with your counselor. You could always attempt it. See how it goes. But you might need to give and take a bit. Maybe do online cello master classes when you can fit it in. If you have incoming AP credits or the like then it might be easier to accomplish.