<p>So I’m still trying to decide whether or not to attend BC, and the one thing that has been bothering me has been the ease of double majoring while in the honors program. I may be wrong, but it seems to me like it may be difficult to double major while also taking the honors seminars. I would like to double major in biology and political science, so the ease of double majoring is important to me. Does anyone have any insight in this area? Any help would be appreciated!</p>
<p>I double majored and did the HP. It’s not only doable, but also very easy to do so. HP fulfills a lot of core requirements so you get them out of the way quickly and easily, opening up spots for the courses of the second major. Furthermore, the class doubles credits for the first two years (West. Cult.I-IV is 6 credits each). So you take 5 classes and have the equivalence of 18 credits (plus more if you have lab). And as much as I love my HP classes, I certainly didn’t do the equivalence two classes for each HP seminar so I have the time to overload courses.</p>
<p>awesome thanks!! I finally decided today: BC 2016!!</p>