<p>I am going to attend the University of Chicago. I was wondering if there I could get two bachelor degrees at the same time because one of my choices (political science) and the other (computer science) are what I want them in because I hear there is a high demand for computer workers but on the other hand people say it will be hard for me to get a job in government. So if one doesn't work out I might be able to rely on the other? So does the university of Chicago even allow you to get two bachelors at the same time?</p>
<p>This is from the site:</p>
<p>“You may declare more than one major – all majors are listed on both the transcript and the Convocation program – but the University will grant only one bachelor’s degree per student. You will be asked to select one major as your primary major, which will be listed on your diploma.”</p>
<p>If you are wondering about the feasibility of a double major, no worries. I’d say half the UChicago people I know are double majoring.</p>