<p>I'm currently enrolled in a Real Estate Broker course, in which I'll have to wait until I'm 18 to take the exam for my license. However, the provisional broker status lasts for about 3 years (after a series of 30 hour classes after you get your license, which I'll be doing in the Summer). </p>
<p>However, I'm planning to double in Marketing and Public Relations. How feasible is it to do this while working part-time? Granted, RE has flexible hours, but it does take a lot of commitment and being a broker is much more than just showing houses. I also want to take Summer courses, regardless if I double major or not.</p>
<p>Instead of double majoring, I could major in Marketing and minor in PR, or major in PR and minor in something such as journalism. I honestly do not know at this point for sure, but I suppose it will pan out. I hope to get an MBA in either Marketing or Real Estate Finance and Development (depending if I enjoy the RE thing or not) from the same University. In the event I do not pursue an MBA, I will probably apply to law school. Or, after getting an MBA, apply to law school. It is very advantageous to combine law and RE, I have heard. </p>
<p>I know double majors are tedious, but factoring in doing Summer courses and me willing to take longer than 4 years to graduate (5.5 is max, though), how feasible would it to be to achieve a double major in these two areas? They are not of the same college, however they do have some courses in common.</p>
<p>I suppose I'm a tad in the dark of what I will do (as is anyone going into college) and would just like input from current business majors and/or double majors. Thanks in advance.</p>