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Is double majoring your first time in college too stressful and worth it? Or should I wait until I know more about what I can do?

The job I want after graduation requires a criminology degree but by getting another degree, I could even go further into that field. Would it be worth it to double major or should I wait longer to see what I can do?
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surbhi’s Answer

Hi Jade,

It really depends on a lot of factors, the subjects you choose to double major in. What kind of student you are overall with keeping up with grades and assignments? What is the purpose for double major? It can be stressful if you do not have answers to these questions.

Do you know for sure of your career choice?

Ask these questions, better you write the answers on a piece of paper to achieve clarity in your mind.

Good luck!
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Kole’s Answer

Most of my friends who double majored completed two majors that complemented each other. For example, my best friend did biology and psychology. He eventually became a psychologist. Understanding the body helped him having a holistic point of view.

Kole recommends the following next steps:

I would take a look at the majors you would be interested in and check your college's catalog to see if you are able to take all the classes required. This way you can take all the classes required starting in your first semester since it will be tough to fit in all the classes.
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Jad’s Answer

There’s a multitude of factors, but my strongest advice is to get in contact with your school counselor/advisor to find out how much overlap there is in the two majors. I myself double majored with finance and economics, and because of all of the overlap, I did not have to take a single extra class than what would’ve been required to get a single major.
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