<p>I'm admitted as a CSE freshman...I'm wondering if it possible for me to get a second major or a second degree in Carlson or CLA? Does anyone here know someone has done this before?</p>
<p>I’m assuming its fairly simple for one to double major in CLA, but double majoring in others such as CSOM may be a bit harder. Csom requires like 90/120 to be in Carlson for an UG degree. It may take more than 4 years if you want to double major. Again, it depends on the second major and college.</p>
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<p>toby - download the PDF of your major on this link and take a look if you can fit in an extra major. (you can go on the Carlson site and find the same info)</p>
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<p>thank u so much kajon. i think i can complete two majors in four years since i have already got 46 credit by taking ap tests…and fulfilled most liberal education requirement. i’m just wondering if the university has any restrictions on double major.</p>
<p>thank u so much kenny. so it sounds like i have to take much more credits than 120 (maybe almost 200 
) to get two degrees… but does it require some sort of selective application to take carlson classes and receive a degree or i can just take carlson classes like taking other classes in CSE and receive a degree after fulfilling the degree requirement?</p>
<p>Two DEGREES would mean 240 credits I think (not positive, but 120 for one degree makes me think its the same getting a second).
Two MAJORS means you get a degree, with a major in that subject obviously, plus another major, but no degree for that one. They told me that another major would likely be about 35 more credits, so a total of 155.</p>
<p>Just double major. No point in taking extra requirements such as the the foreign language requirement if you want a degree in CLA. Contact the U’s onestop Office; they should be able to further assist you. </p>
<p>Best of luck. </p>
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