<p>Anyone got an experience with double-majors between the two? Biochemistry and International Affairs. I've been looking at it from a scheduling perspective and it looks almost impossible... almost.</p>
<p>From the IA side, I've heard that it's really difficult to get the classes you want. That would definitely complicate things even more...</p>
<p>Oh, and how is UGA's MUN?</p>
<p>IA is harder to get classes you want- at first. Once you build up a good load of credit hours, the classes are much easier to get. Also, you can always pick up classes during drop/add and professors are usually accommodating. </p>
<p>I think you could definitely make biochem work with IA. It would take some fancy scheduling, but if you have a lot of AP courses/SAT II scores or want to do summer classes I think you could make it work. In fact, some of the most successful students at UGA combine a hard science with a social science (like POLS or INTL), so I think you'd be fine with that.</p>
<p>UGA's MUN team is pretty laid back. We host one HS conference and then use the proceedings from that to pay for a big trip to some far-away collegiate conference. PM me if you'd like more details.</p>