<p>I'm trying to decide if I should triple major in psychology, cognitive science, and music. I'm not sure if this would hurt me or be beneficial. I know triple majors are strenuous but I am genuinely in psychology and cognitive science and although they do overlap each offers me a little something different. And on top of this I love music and I enjoy learning about it and joining various ensembles and such. I want to study neuroscience in graduate school and all the programs that I've looked into want strong backgrounds in psychology and cognitive science if you come from a social science background. Any thoughts?</p>
<p>What does this have to do with prep schools? </p>
<p>I wouldn’t major in music if you don’t plan on doing anything with it. You ARE allowed to take classes outside of your major. I also think double majoring in psychology and cognitive science seems almost redundant. Then again, I suppose one could supplement the other.</p>
<p>um, wrong message board mate</p>