A double major means that a student receives one diploma that covers two majors. Students who choose two majors in business, such as finance and management, will receive only one diploma but both major fields of study will be noted on the transcript. A dual degree means that a student receives two diplomas for two majors. Students must earn a minimum of 150 credit hours, 90 of which are junior/senior-level, to meet dual degree requirements.

A double major can be earned in two majors offered by CLAS only. You cannot earn a double major in two different schools or colleges. This option does not entail added credits to the 120 needed to graduate. Your diploma will have one degree and will list two majors ie. BA in English and Sociology. additional degree can be earned in two different schools or colleges with an added 30 credits at the 200 level over the degree with the higher credit requirement. You will receive two degrees ie. See similar questions...

In a double major program, students are required to complete the requirements for the second department in the course of completing their primary undergraduate degree. The minimum unit requirement remains 360. The degree will read, for example, a B. S. in Chemistry with an Additional Major in Biology. In a double degree program, two separate degrees are awarded, one from each department. See similar questions...

A joint major is a specified combination of two related fields of study, but it does not have all the required courses for both majors. It is intended to be completed in the same amount of time as a single major. 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...

Double refers to a room that has one bed which can vary in size from standard double, queen size or king size. See similar questions...

Major II, which is certified by the American Chemical Society, is suggested for students wishing to pursue chemistry at the graduate level. The differences in curriculum between Major I and Major II are in the additional courses that Major II students take: While you can get credit for any ‘biochemistry’ course within the guidelines of the degree, only Chem 161 will count as the chemistry elective in the Major II sequence. See similar questions...