A course of study in which a student completes the requirements for two majors simultaneously.
a major in Sociology and another major in a different discipline
a major in two different departments or curricular areas
a student who completes the degree requirements of two majors at CSM
a student who plans to receive a single degree, but who will complete the requirements for two majors
The concurrent pursuit of two specific majors with both resulting in the same type of degree (e.g., BS with majors in Biology and Chemistry). The student must be awarded both majors at the same graduation date.
two specialized areas of study from which the majority of courses are derived in a degree program.
Any program of study in which a student completed the requirement of two majors concurrently.
With careful planning, allows you to take two science majors to an advanced level Elective: A defined set of courses from a diploma or degree from which a student may make a choice. Faculty of Science: There are 9 faculties in the University, including Science, Business and Economics, Arts etc. The Faculty of Science is made up of different departments such as Computer Science, Geography and Physics.
the pursuit of two majors during the course of one degree program
Multiple majors falling under one degree will normally be approved for students who show promise of success in both, provided there is sufficient divergence between the majors. No one course may be used to satisfy more than one major requirement.
Title given when two majors are undertaken in one degree.
Any program in which a student completes the requirements of two majors concurrently.
Available at most schools, the double major allows a student to complete all the requirements to simultaneously earn a major in two fields.
A major satisfying requirements for subject majors in two disciplines. Double majors require consultation with both departments concerned.
Meeting requirements for two majors. See Major.
Program in which students may complete two undergraduate programs of study simultaneously.
Allows a student to specialize and concentrate on two main areas of study, instead of only one major.
