<p>I was interested in double majoring (political science and journalism) and I was wondering if UF lets many students do so? Some universities don't or they only let a select few do so, but I can't minor in either one of those (I don't think), so would double majoring be the only answer?</p>
<p>sorry if that was weirdly worded, i'm in a hurry</p>
<p>Yes, you can double major, but it's called a "dual major" because they are in two different colleges so you'd get two different degrees</p>
<p>Double major is easy to obtain, esp if the required classes are the same for some of the requirements for the major. Other double majoring is harded to get such as engineering and something completly unrelated. Its hard to double major if you major is chemical engineering because of the amount of credits that are required. Two of the three Goldwater scholars from UF were triple majors. </p>
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<li>biochem, microbio, economics</li>
<li>electrical engin, physics, math</li>
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