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2 degrees (new question) - dcan - 08-22-2011
mrs.b Wrote:However, students may complete up to two areas of study within one baccalaureate degree.
Right, this is the dual-degree option.
But this:
Quote:The areas of study selected must be completely different.
Seem to conflict with this:
Quote:Students wishing to pursue a second area of study within a degree program MUST consult a program advisor in the respective degree program.
Am I the only one that reads the first quote as saying the two degrees can't be in the same department, but the second one sounding more like you can only double-major within the same department? I'm curious now.
2 degrees (new question) - mrs.b - 08-22-2011
dcan Wrote:Am I the only one that reads the first quote as saying the two degrees can't be in the same department, but the second one sounding more like you can only double-major within the same department? I'm curious now.
It did read very confusing to me, but since they were ready to set a BSBA-Operations Mgt with my BSBA-HROM when I gave the go-ahead, I take it to mean you can only double-major within the same department.