I have a question on double majoring?

If you start off your freshman year of college with a lot of college credits from AP/IB exams/dual enrollment from high school, you can be quite set to double major in 4 years. However, I'm pretty certain that the classes for the education degree will not overlap with the classes needed for the photography degree. For example, if someone is double majoring in math and statistics, and they need to take calc 1, 2, and 3 for both those majors, then taking each of those classes only once will count for both degrees. Education and photography are so subjects so unrelated that you won't be able to do that (most likely). You also have to be aware that your last semester of college (usually spring semester during your senior year) you will most likely be doing an internship in a school as most education majors have to do to fulfill their degree requirements. This internship is kinda like a full time job as a teacher for a semester. Because of this, you have to make sure that you take all of your required classes before your last semester if you want to graduate in 4 years. Also, doing summer school for a couple of years can help a lot in doing a double major.