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cellist542
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I am currently an ambitious sophomore in high school aspiring to become an engineer. Generally, I love physics, chemistry, biology, and I'm interested in computer science. I am interested in aeronautical, biomedical, chemical, electrical, environmental, computer, mechanical, materials, nuclear, and robotics engineering along with computer science, artificial intelligence, software engineering, machine learning, and computer vision.
By the time I graduate, I will have taken 14 AP classes. How feasible would it be to double major and minor in engineering for me, and would it benefit me career wise (I may want to venture into multiple fields)? For example, double major in mechanical engineering and electrical engineering, with a minor or even major in computer science. Or, would it be better to go into other engineering studies as a graduate student? What fields would be most beneficial to me, as I have many interests?
By the time I graduate, I will have taken 14 AP classes. How feasible would it be to double major and minor in engineering for me, and would it benefit me career wise (I may want to venture into multiple fields)? For example, double major in mechanical engineering and electrical engineering, with a minor or even major in computer science. Or, would it be better to go into other engineering studies as a graduate student? What fields would be most beneficial to me, as I have many interests?