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@jordiii
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 • 5 years ago •
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which are the best schools to apply for if you want to do a double major? (best interdisciplinary programs)
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which are the best schools to apply for if you want to do a double major? (best interdisciplinary programs)

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@maplecreamcookies
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202 answers, 292 votes
 • 5 years ago

Open curriculum schools are great for double-majoring (or even triple-majoring)! You can find a list of many that weren't mentioned yet here: https://blog.collegevine.com/open-curriculum-schools-11-colleges-that-allow-students-to-direct-their-own-learning/

A lot of them are liberal arts colleges, which will also give you a smaller/more engaging college experience, since they're usually under 3,000 people.

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@arielUC25
100 answers, 217 votes
 • 5 years ago

One I know of is Brown University, as it has an open curriculum system (meaning you can choose what classes to take).

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@TMiller2002
3 answers, 6 votes
 • 5 years ago

Top 5

#1. University of California - Irvine

#2. Harvey Mudd College

#3. University of California - Berkeley

#4. University of California - Los Angeles

#5. University of California - Davis

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@jordiii5 years ago

Are there any that maybe... aren't in Cali?

@TMiller20025 years ago [edited]

University of Michigan,

University of Pennsylvania,

Texas A&M University,

Colby college,

Brandeis University,

University of Massachusetts Amherst,

Cornell University,

Arizona State University ,

hope this helps!

@arielUC255 years ago

I've heard Brown University is good for Double Majoring as well due to open curriculum.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@jordiii5 years ago

Great! Thank you so much.

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@Trisha1501
2 answers, 3 votes
 • 5 years ago

There's Brown University, which you could consider because of its Open Curriculum and as it even allows you to create your own major

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