Does anyone know if you can double major in Marine Science and Physics at the U? Thanks for helping out.
Yes.
“The Bachelor of Science double major in Marine Science prepares students for admission to graduate programs and for careers in teaching and research as well as for technical careers in government and private industries concerned with the oceans. The Bachelor of Science track in Marine Science is a full double major program that requires a major in Marine Science through the Rosenstiel School and a second major in one of the sciences through the College of Arts and Sciences or the College of Engineering. Common double major combinations are marine science/biology, marine science/chemistry, marine science/geology, marine science/physics, and marine science/computer science. Second majors in Applied Physics, Biochemistry, Engineering (all disciplines), Mathematics and Microbiology are also possible. Each of the areas of concentration constitutes a rigorous program requiring 120-130 credits for graduation”
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