<p>Combining a physics major with a math minor is possible at most colleges that have a music dept and a physics dept. It gets a little more interesting when you include colleges with conservatory level music depts that offer a BM because they will want an audition and you’ll have a much tougher audition pool. But if it is a college not known for music you will probably be welcomed with open arms!! My younger son has played in several local college orchestras while in high school since they have a hard time recruiting enough students from their own population to fill out the ensembles. At my older son’s school where he is a physics major, they pay for students to fill in for the pit orchestra. Also, at his school you can take guitar lessons for credit and to meet general ed credits. If you are still in high school, think about adding an AP music theory class to your schedule. The son of a friend is at OSU as an engineering major but can very easily add the music minor because he had the AP credit in music theory and is in a singing group for credit.</p>