<p>Is it possible to double major in Chemical Engineering and Pharmacy at the same time? </p>
<p>Or if the college I go to doesn't have pharmacy or engineering...should I complete the engineering degree first and then apply to pharmacy school? I could do the other way too of course...pharmacy and then chemical engineering. </p>
<p>What should I do?</p>
<p>My DS is in a 0-6 Pharmacy program. In his case, since the only degree awarded is a terminal PharmD, you cannot have another major or even a minor. </p>
<p>Truth be told, in 6 years he gets to choose only 6 courses -- 1 psychology, 1 sociology, and 4 more within specific parameters. He will take 16 credits only two semesters, the rest of the time it is 17 or 18 credits.</p>
<p>Based on my very limited exposure to his PharmD program, I think any 0-6 program is out. I am certain the are schools and programs where you can receive your Chemical Engineering degree in 4 years, while completing the Pharmacy requirements. However, I would speculate that you will find yourself in class over the summer to stay on target for each major.</p>
<p>Maybe more importantly, why is it that you want to receive a Chemical Engineering degree, as well as a PharmD? What are you looking to pursue that you feel both pieces of paper will be required?</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>I was a pharmacy major and my son is an engineering major. No chance whatsoever to work on both degrees at the same time. Sorry.</p>
<p>I was just wondering -- since I heard people finishing pharmacy degrees then doing Chem E degrees later.</p>
<p>After pharmacy, you would likely have two years of chem requirements towards your chemE degree, and maybe some math and physics as well.</p>
<p>how about doing chemical engineering major after earning economic degree?</p>
<p>Their undergraduate requirements don't have much in common. If you want the business end of engineering, it might make more sense to get the engineering BS followed by the MBA.</p>