<p>Hi so I want to double major in social psychology and neuroscience and minor in East Asian studies and I was wondering would that be easy/difficult and what school would you recommend I apply to that are good for those fields. Basically your opinion on it would be really helpful thanks!</p>
<p>double major + minor isn’t very likely but it’s possible as long as many requirements overlap and all majors are in the same school/college (if you’re in a large university with several schools/colleges - the problem doesn’t apply to liberal arts colleges where all majors are part of the same colleges).
Rather than double major + 1 minor, you can always take 10 classes in psychology, 8 classes in neuroscience (or the reverse), and a handful of classes that interest you most in East Asian Studies.</p>
<p>Look for quarter system colleges, it allows you to take more classes than a semester system, that might help. Just expect to not be able to take any electives outside your areas of interest and expect to work very hard!</p>
<p>While quarter system colleges may let you take more courses, they may also require more courses to complete a major. For example, suppose a given major at a semester system school requires 14 courses (out of a total of 32). The same major at a quarter system school may require 21 courses (out of a total of 48).</p>