<p>It seems now as if nobody in college just goes for the single major. everybody either has 2 or some even have 3. I know a guy, who was quite briliant at my school who had 4. English, math, econ and CS he also graduated in 4 years,</p>
<p>But why do people feel the need to have 2, as if it is the norm now?</p>
<p>There are plenty of people with single majors. Personally im a double major. I decided to do it because im interested in two areas and it gives me a little bit more structure to what I am doing. Plus it can give you an advantage after college...</p>
<p>Ive been kicked out of a interview because My resume said I was Computer and Electrical engineering which I am.</p>
<p>Wha? Why? Wow...</p>
<p>Indecisive people like me want to study everything from pokemon art-history to the science of Astrology.</p>
<p>I have a single major but I'm going to have 2 minors...</p>
<p>At my school, everyone double majors and many double minor. It's just how it works. </p>
<p>I'm triple majoring just because why the hell not? It's not any extra work and all my majors are interconnected and overlap, so I might as well.</p>
<p>"science of Astrology" ...lol..lol...lol... the science?! or did you mean of "Astronomy"...?</p>
<p>I think it depends on the school and such.... when I looked at the list of graduating seniors at commencement here in early May, most people were single degree/single majors. It's possible some tried to double major, but if the depts aren't really working together, double-majoring (esp. in 4 yrs) can be extremely difficult!</p>