Political science is a 36 or 39 unit major, depending on your major catalog year. Like all Bachelor of Arts degrees, it requires clearance of the writing proficiency and foreign language requirements. In addition, you need 12 lower division and 24 or 27 upper division units of political science.

Many students enter the College as Undeclared, and many others are undecided and uncertain. Once a student chooses the department and program that is of interest to them, declaring the major is the next step. Students must officially declare a major prior to the beginning of the junior year. Declaring political science as a major or minor is relatively simple. See similar questions...

It depends on which program you are interested in transferring into. Make sure you discuss this with your advisor before you register for classes. See similar questions...

Declaring the minor or major is easy -- there are no deadlines, fees, or hassles. Just drop by the department office (NH 103) anytime to pick up a list of undergraduate advisors and office hours, then visit one of the department's advisors for a signature and informational materials. See similar questions...

A double major is when a student pursues two major fields of study. These fields can be from the same college (finance and marketing) or from two different colleges (finance and economics.) Students must complete all degree requirements for both fields to graduate with a double major. See similar questions...

No, the internships are open to all majors, unless a particular job description requires a Political Science major. Job descriptions for most internships do not state a preferred or required major. See similar questions...

Yes, though there are limits on the number of internships you can apply to your major or minor. Consult Prof. Grigsby for details. See similar questions...

Many Political Science minors are surprised to discover that as they near completion of the minor they are only a few courses away from a second major. This is particularly true if you have already cleared the foreign language requirement, and have already taken statistics, logic, or 103. Dropping the minor and adding political science as a first or second major is easy (see adding the major, above), and all prior political science coursework will apply. See similar questions...

Ans 29. Courses that are required by both programs will be counted towards one of the two Majors. Normally, STAT 330, 350 and 450, will be counted for a Major in Statistics. Please see Dr. Parker, the Actuarial Program Coordinator, early in your planning stage to discuss the most appropriate course substitutions in your case. See similar questions...

You can pick up a double-major petition at your college advising office. You should consult with an academic adviser as well as the department advisers to be sure you fulfill requirements of the college and the major departments. See similar questions...

In most cases, no. The architectural studies program is a rigorous pre-professional program. Some students, especially those entering with college credit, are able to complete a minor. Minors require a minimum of 18 credit hours. Students should consult Programs of Study or the academic advisor for more information. See similar questions...

NEA DEMOCRATIA is the leading party, and it's leader Kostas Karamanlis is the Prime Minister of Greece. It is a liberal party. Second largest is PASOK which is a socialist party. All other political parties, KKE, SYNASPISMOS etc. are much smaller. For more info, have a look at Facts about Greece. All the material on this site is protected by copyright law. The texts, photographs, drawings and animations may not be copied and displayed in any way without written permission. See similar questions...