<p>So I think I understand how this is going to work. First I need to go ahead and finish my double major.</p>
<p>Then, UNA MIGHT let me get more majors after that.</p>
<p>Eventually, I get into grad school. . .hopefully a good one because of volunteer involvement, good grades, and some entrepreneurship. Maybe an internship or so.</p>
<p>While I’m working on my master’s. . .or before. . .I work on whatever other undergrad degree I need. </p>
<p>I still wonder about a couple of things, though. When someone is admitted as a grad student, does that mean credits transfer at all? For example, let’s say I take a transferable chemistry course that is not part of either of my majors at UNA. Now, at Stanford or whatever, my undergrad program prescribes such a chemistry course that under transferable circumstances would get transferred. Will I have to retake it?</p>
<p>EDIT: Is it really possible to go to grad school and only take undergrad classes at first?</p>