<p>rocen, so take a mix of classes your first semester. The basic engineering schedule will only be 3 core classes and a writing seminar - throw in intro music theory as well.</p>
<p>The dual-degree will do nothing for you. If you are dead-set on not deciding on a career path until after you graduate from Cornell, then just be a double Bio/Music major in Arts. You'll be able to apply to graduate school for Bioengineering after that, and you wouldn't have to satisfy the requirements of both Arts and CoE.</p>