Double Majoring

Students often earn two majors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. It is also possible to earn a B.S. or B.A. in Mathematics while getting a degree in another School of the University. All general education requirements for both majors or degrees must be satisfied. A course cross-listed with another department may count towards both majors as long as 15 credit hours are unique to each major. There are currently three cross-listed courses: MATH/EECS 510, MATH/EECS 781 and MATH/EECS 782.

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Double Majoring