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UNDERGRADUATE DUAL DEGREE/DUAL MAJOR POLICY
Undergraduate Dual Degree/Double Major Policy
Students
may pursue two bachelor degrees or two majors concurrently provided that the
minimum number credits may be no less than 150 credit hours. Students must be
in good academic standing, 2.0, and meet all requirements of both majors.
Undergraduate Dual Degree/Double Major Procedure
- To add another degree/major, log into Sentry Secured Services and complete the form.
- The student meets all
applicable guidelines for earning a B.S.B.A., B.A., B.S., B.S.N, or B.F.A
degree (core, residency, etc.). Students must complete the requirements
(of the secondary degree/major) which are in effect at the time the
addition of a second major is approved.
- Students entering the double
major program must declare one major as primary and the other as
secondary.
- Each major will be
recorded on an official transcript when all program requirements for the
major are completed. If a student applies for a B.S.B.A., B.A., B.S.,
B.S.N., or B.F.A degree and meets the requirements for one major but not
both, the student will be graduated from the completed major only.
- The statue of limitations
policy, as well as departmental accreditation standards, applies to those
who may return as a post-baccalaureate to complete the requirements for
the second major.
A dual degree is a type of study such as a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration. A double major is a program of study that meets the
requirements of two distinct majors in a single Bachelor’s degree, for example,
a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Sociology.
Revised August 2017
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