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Or is too much work.
I want to major in mathematics and in computer science. And do a minor in Physics.
I want to major in mathematics and in computer science. And do a minor in Physics.
Karimspencer said:Or is too much work.
I want to major in mathematics and in computer science. And do a minor in Physics.
WormBanshee said:Yeah, it's possible. I'm doing majors in Math and Physics, and a minor in Computer Science. I won't have a light senior year like most of my friends, but I'll still be able to graduate on time, and never have to overload my schedule.
Karimspencer said:Well, what I want to do is have the subjects have nothing to do with each other according to courses. So when people say double major or minor, will that mix some courses with each other? Cause I want to have separate.
Karimspencer said:Oh ok I see, so at the end of my undergraduate year , I have would have two BS degrees?
Yes, it is possible to pursue two majors and one minor at the same time. However, it is important to carefully plan your course load and make sure you can handle the workload.
It depends on the individual's course load and academic progress. Double majoring and having a minor may require taking more classes, which could potentially extend the time it takes to graduate. It is important to consult with your academic advisor to create a plan that works for you.
No, you do not have to declare your majors and minor when you first enroll in college. Many students declare their majors and minor after completing their general education requirements, which gives them time to explore different fields and make an informed decision.
Yes, you can have a double major and a minor in different fields. In fact, this can be beneficial as it allows you to have a well-rounded education and gain knowledge in diverse areas. However, it is important to ensure that you can handle the workload and meet the requirements for all your majors and minor.
Yes, it is possible to switch one of your majors to a minor if you change your mind. However, it is important to consider the implications and requirements of this change. It is always best to consult with your academic advisor before making any changes to your academic plan.