Senior Ana Reyes Sanchez sees many intersections between her two majors, which span the sciences and humanities. “I enjoy the branch of philosophy that looks at decisions and rationality. And that tends to involve a lot of math!” she says. Read more in the MIT News.

MIT SHASS‘ Voices of new MIT alumni: Meet Tommie Reerink ’21, who graduated with dual degrees in Math and Music/Arts at MIT. Tommie’s vision: ​Research analysis in NYC; Seeking multifaceted approaches for optimal solutions, and visiting the @MetOpera often! http://bit.ly/SaluteMIT2021

Amber Lu ’21 graduated with degrees in Math and Economics. Her vision: Law school, possibly a JD/MBA; and finding solutions that draw from both the public and private sectors. http://bit.ly/SaluteMIT2021

Anjali Nambrath ’21 graduates with degrees in @MIT_Physics + @MITMath, a minor in French/@GlobalMIT — and a deep love for Theater! “In physics,” she says, “the whole point is to find new ways of looking at the world.” Read more at SHASS: http://bit.ly/ANWaysOfSeeing

Meet Julia Wang ’21, who graduates with a degree in Computer Science + @MITMath and a minor in Music/@ArtsatMIT. Next steps: Software engineering; Continuing to sing and listen to music! Read more at SHASS’s Voices of #MIT2021

Meet Tommie Reerink ’21, who graduates with dual degrees in Math and Music/Arts. Tommie’s vision: ​Research analysis in NYC; Seeking multifaceted approaches for optimal solutions; and visiting the Met Opera often! MIT School of Science MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. Read more at SHASS.