Under normal circumstances, for a single degree including a double major or minors etc, you are required to have 128 units. Minimum. That means most students have a 9 SAP semesters of financial aid eligibility. 9*16=144. This is an important number.
Additional undergrad courses (like the double-major) is usually cheaper than a Master's, so I'm generally in favor of options to get the 150 via undergrad options. Just make sure that the 150 obtained that way will meet your state's requirements (for example, my accounting degree required 24 accounting credits IIRC; I've heard of states that require up to 39 accounting credits, I think, so if
r-a-f. • 5 yr. ago. MIT ’02 here. When I was a student, I would say it was not common, but not especially rare. (At the time, you actually got two separate degrees, not one degree with a double major. They have since changed that, I believe.) It was most common with pairs that have a lot of overlap: 6 and 18, 8 and 18, 6-CS and 6-EE before
Double Major IS/CS here. It may be a good idea depending on what you're into. For me, it was a huge mistake. First of all, the IS department is not nearly up to par with the CS department. The advisor doesn't want you to be challenged, but simply wants you to graduate. I can honestly say that I have fully applied myself in one of the core IS
Double Major vs. Dual Degree: Critical Differences. A double major requires 120 credits and results in a single degree with a primary and secondary major. For more information, see below. UMass Amherst also offers the option of pursuing a Dual Degree - earning two separate degrees simultaneously. If you are interested in pursuing a dual degree
Double Major: Students earning a double major would complete the requirements for two majors while completing one baccalaureate degree. Students pursuing a double major should remember: Students must complete all coursework in both majors. Additional courses may be required if the majors share multiple course requirements.

7. 6 comments. Best. Add a Comment. [deleted] • 2 yr. ago. Dual Degree = a whole separate degree. Additional major = one degree, two majors. Basically an additional major is when you just complete the requirements for the major (without the gen ed requirements). The additional major isn't really worth any less than the dual degree.

If you are considering going to grad school in economics, substantial mathematical training is a necessity. If you enjoy physics, you might as well get that training while learning about a subject you like! They don't seem very related to be honest, I'm not sure how much it would help with employment. Of course a double major is always
• Double Major: Students complete the standard 120 degree hours while studying two majors, for which they receive one bachelor's degree. • Dual Degree: Students complete 150 degree hours while studying two majors, for which they receive two bachelor's degrees. Double majors and dual degrees must be declared by the end of the semester in
12 yr. ago. Rutgers has a Dual-Degree program and the Double Major. Dual Degree requires that you meet all the major specifications along with all the Humanities related specifications. When you graduate you will receive two degrees. Double Major simply means that you meet the major requirements of the degree. At graduation you receive a degree
Undergraduate Dual Majors. The nine free electives in the math curriculum provide a unique opportunity to pursue a dual major. To help design your program of study you should discuss your program with your faculty advisors. A math advisor will be assigned by the Chair of the department when you enroll in the dual degree program. .
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