Is a specialized engineering + an engineering physics double major feasible?

<p>I intend to do aerospace engineering in the future, and was wondering whether another major such as engineering physics or even mechanical engineering wouldn't be too difficult?</p>

<p>the 6 years you spend as an undergrad doing this will be memorable years!</p>

<p>It really depends on the school, but why would you want to do this?</p>

<p>Many schools (Columbia is an example) have Aerospace specialization falling under mechanical eng.</p>

<p>If you are sure about Aerospace Engineering, the don’t mess around with double majors or degrees. If you are not sure, then Mechanical Engineering is a tad more general and won’t preclude you form working in the aerospace industry or pursuing a graduate degree in Aerospace Engineering.</p>