<p>Before i went to college, my main goal was to learn as much as possible, now i'm a college sophomore who is currently majoring in Chemistry. I started off as a Engineering Physics major with a Chemistry Minor. I minored in chemistry because I enjoyed Chemistry in high school and i wanted to continue with it once i got into college. Last semester, i decided to completely switch to a Chemistry major. I took Organic Chemistry last semester and i thoroughly enjoyed it even though i'm more of a math person. Before i continue, i failed to add that i also have a huge interest in astronomy so i took some classes as well and i enjoy those classes too. </p>
<p>Now i'm in a dilemma, as much as i love chemistry, i don't want to work(have a career) working in a lab. So i've been thinking about adding engineering physics as a second major and hopefully after college i will have a steady job. With that said, it is doable to double major in both chemistry and engineering physics with a minor in astronomy?? </p>
<p>My long term goal is to become an astronomer either astrochemistry or astrophysics. I've also thought about getting a masters in chemical engineering, that way i could have steady job and i could work on pursuing astronomy on the side. </p>
<p>Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.</p>