<p>I'm a senior this year and I'm going to attend a private liberal arts college next fall.
So I'm really vacillated between some majors.
Biology, Astronomy, Physics, and Computer Science.
Please do not ask me what subject you love the most.
Because I really love Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Math.
So any ideas? Can I make a double major in Biology and CS?
Also, I'm very interested in the research path, specially in science (e.g: Biology or Physics).</p>
<p>Are you planning to get a PhD?</p>
<p>Computer Science will get you the best jobs with the 4 year degree.
Astronomy and Physics are so intertwined, if you intend on getting your PhD in astronomy, get your bachelor’s in physics, since it will most likely better prepare you for astronomy grad school than a flat-out astronomy major, since it’s more broad.</p>
<p>Biology is kind of lackluster in terms of employment options throughout all levels, unless you decide to take it to med school.</p>
<p>Even if you decide to major in the sciences and go into research, I would recommend not abandoning the CS. It’s a huge part of pretty much any research now, and having good programming skills can be hugely beneficial. It might be good to take it as a minor with a science major.</p>