[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] capitonRender007 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] kikashi hatake [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] capitonRender007 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] kikashi hatake Double majoring premed and computer science during the first 4 years at the same college. And computers and medical go hand to hand now days. My moms radioncologist even said go into computers and medical as you will be hired right away. And I would love to be able to make my own software (wont really go much detail in it). Mostly going in for computers to see if I like it and for medical technology.[/quote] No overlap between them is what im getting at, i can see it being done, with no summer breaks and 1.5 class load. Good luck.[/quote] The college I go to practically forces you to double major and computers are the future. Medical will always be needed and Med Tech is getting more advanced.[/quote] /YouStillDontGetIt Obviously its pointless, you'll find out on your own.[/quote] If you want to do something like that, you should double up computer and maybe bioengineering. Since they are both engineering degrees, the first two years (roughly) both will have the exact same classes as almost all engineering programs start out the same. Basic calculus, basic physics, and a smattering of pre-engineering classes that consist of introductions to all or most of the fields of engineering. Further down the line (300-400 level courses) you'll get the choice of either going the Bio-med or the bio-enviro route.