[82lsju]

From the perspective of flexibility, chemE is the exact opposite of STS.  ChemE majors have to take the engineering fundamentals core, close to 2/3 of the required classes for chemistry majors, plus their own required ChemE courses.  It's hard to imagine how one would be able to make football practices around that degree.

BC

and to make scheduling more challenging when I was a student each of the undergrad ChE classes was offered once a year and all them were in your junior and senior years, typically 2 but sometimes 3 in a quarter.  In one of the interesting quirks of the major back then the 3rd quarter of the physical chemistry sequence was required, but not the first two classes. 

[82lsju]

From the perspective of flexibility, chemE is the exact opposite of STS.  ChemE majors have to take the engineering fundamentals core, close to 2/3 of the required classes for chemistry majors, plus their own required ChemE courses.  It's hard to imagine how one would be able to make football practices around that degree.

BC

and to make scheduling more challenging when I was a student each of the undergrad ChE classes was offered once a year and all them were in your junior and senior years, typically 2 but sometimes 3 in a quarter.  In one of the interesting quirks of the major back then the 3rd quarter of the physical chemistry sequence was required, but not the first two classes.