<p>I really like Georgetown but I couldn't figure out from their website if I could double major in Economics & Mathematics. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks</p>
<p>Yes, I know lots of people who double major in economics and mathematics</p>
<p>The major rule for double majoring at georgetown is that you CANNOT double major between schools (example, you can't major in both Math and Culture & Politics)</p>
<p>In the College, you can double major in any two departments. Good luck double majoring with one of them as a science, though, (including math) because those degrees have more required courses. Most people do not just have a major...they either have a double major or at least one minor.</p>
<p>In the MSB, I would say most students double major with one quantitative and one qualitative discipline (ex. Accounting & Management)</p>
<p>The SFS and NHS you can't double major, but you can get Certificates (the equivalent to a minor) in any of the other majors in your school + other more specific certificate programs. These certificate programs are NOT limited to your school (A Math major in the College can get an International Health Certificate from NHS)</p>
<p>In general, any major in the College is available as a MINOR to any Georgetown student, regardless of school.</p>
<p>There are additional opportunites and limitations, but these are the general rules.</p>
<p>In the College, you are allowed to have two majors and one minor, or one major and two minors. This doesn't include certificates or pre-med.</p>