<p>Hahaha, well estimating the abilities of ACM majors by P.H. is like estimating the average college senior by the average Caltech student. (Almost.)</p>
<p>To be fair, I'm pretty sure his results from this summer haven't been officially <em>published</em> at present -- just submitted (econ journals have slow turnaround). But I expect they'll be out soon. He's an incredible kid.</p>
<p>I really appreciate your help, but are there any chem majors that prowl these threads?</p>
<p>halfthelaw, I'm not sure exactly how it works, but I know of a senior who's graduating this year (after 4 years) with both a BS and MS in geology. She didn't have to apply to grad school -- she just realized partway through this year that she was very close to getting both, and decided to push hard through to finish.</p>
<p>Admiral, I don't think I know of anyone on this forum that is majoring in chemistry, but if you ask your question, we can communicate it to a chem major we know and pass the info back to you. Or if you want something more long winded and direct, you could ask Admissions for the name of a chem major you could contact on your own.</p>
<p>I'm a frosh who will most likely declare a chem major at the end of this term, so I suppose you could ask me and if I couldn't answer your questions I could go bug some other chem folk.</p>
<p>physics is the hardest in my opinion</p>
<p>Someone did a BS and MA in geology in 4 years? Is it possible to do that with biology?</p>
<p>How's the compsci?</p>