I'm an incoming freshman thinking about double majors and if I should consider one, since it seems advantageous on the surface. This was really helpful in educating me as to why I would need a really, *really* compelling reason to. Thanks for this video.

Thank you sm for this video!!!

Just minor in something.

Can a double major help with getting into grad school for pharmacology (not for being a pharmacist, but to research and develop new drugs)? I'm majoring in biotechnology but I have a huge interest in chemistry. I want to work as a pharmacologist and I want to stand out and make an impact with medicine either regular or biological medicine. I want to take on a double major in chemical engineering. My goal is to get into grad school and my hope is that a double major will help get into grad school or if I decided to work for a pharmaceutical company perhaps they have programs to pay for PhD. The double major may help me better leverage to have that company pay for my PhD. I can also have the option to just minor in chemical engineering.