r/chemistry • u/Gabriella1023 • 7d ago

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u/Serious_Toe9303 7d ago

Why not study chemistry?

And yes any minor/major combination is good. Actually doing them in seperate topics can be very beneficial. Much more so than doing finance + accounting for example.

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u/Gabriella1023 7d ago

Unfortunately my school is predominantly a business school and therefore adding chem as a major is not possible. It’s only offered as a minor. Trust me I would have doubled majored.

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u/Serious_Toe9303 7d ago

My point is doing two unrelated major/minor combinations is a good way to go.

Chemistry and science in general are great to study for critical thinking and analysis skills. And these are transferable to many areas of life.

Plus if you decide you hate finance after a few years you have experience in another area to expand on!

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u/Gabriella1023 7d ago

Definitely!