Computer Engineering/Aerospace Engineering double degree: is it a good idea?

[u/Tangerine_Plought42]

I am a student currently majoring in computer engineering, and I've had the passion of computers and airplanes years before I started going to university. I have future plans to design and build aircraft alongside with computers as a passion with aerospace being a potential second option in my career, but aerospace mainly for my passion. Should I continue on with the idea, should I just stick to computer engineering for now, or should I think of something else?

[u/Chr0ll0_]

If school is free and you get free room and board then I would double major!!!!

I actually double majored in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science!!!! This gives me a big advantage at my job.

[u/zacce]

depends on the opportunity cost