-- Posted by Lewdness at 9:43 am on June 7, 2008 I saw the "Better 2nd major?" thread and it made me wonder if taking on a second major is a good idea. I'd think having one major is hard enough... but a second? The reason I ask is, I've wondered whether to take a second major also. I solely put down Linguistics, but I don't think a degree in that is going to of any use without something like Computer Science to complement it for a career. So how much harder work is a second major? Or is minoring in something a better way? -- Posted by tennisplayerV2 at 9:44 am on June 7, 2008 up to you...if you feel you are ready for the challenge -- Posted by Lewdness at 9:50 am on June 7, 2008 Quote: from tennisplayerV2 at 9:44 am on June 7, 2008 up to you...if you feel you are ready for the challenge That really doesn't answer the question. I don't know how much of a challenge a second major is. -- Posted by Uhhello at 9:59 am on June 7, 2008 Quote: from Lewdness at 9:50 am on June 7, 2008 Quote: from tennisplayerV2 at 9:44 am on June 7, 2008 up to you...if you feel you are ready for the challenge That really doesn't answer the question. I don't know how much of a challenge a second major is. Your better asking on a different forum tbh. Most people here arn't in uni, they're in high school or college :) -- Posted by blacksash7022 at 10:01 am on June 7, 2008 since I was a little kid I said mine were nuclear physiology, bio-chemistry to complement it and then music and circus arts so I have four that I am going to do interesting huh I think you should take on something to complement your first. -- Posted by jennay at 1:40 pm on June 8, 2008 eh im econ and polisci and its really not that bad at all, but it depends on the major requirements at your school. look at them and map out what classes youd have to take and such -- Posted by jamescoleman at 6:38 pm on June 20, 2008 yes it does because it'll make you more marketable