What's the point/advantage of having multiple majors simultaneously over doing them one at a time?
>>8125858
it takes less time to do them.
>>8125859
What about your weekly schedule?
>>8125859
Not really though. You'll complete necessary credits at the same rate, the only reason it would ever be quicker is if having the extra requirements drove you to take denser semesters.
Fun? I did Chemistry and minored in math and literature because why not? College is also to better yourself as a person and I won't get a chance to learn like that again.
>>8125858
Multi-tasking
I'm a pure math, applied math, chemistry, chemical engineering, English quintuple major.
>>8125858
With any project you have three resources you need to manage; time, money, quality. With dual majoring, you minimize time and money while decreasing quality (GPA). If you do it sequentially you likely improve GPA, but at a cost of time and money(tuition for more years of school). Bottom line which resources are more important to you.
>>8127281
>chem/neuro double major
>4.0 cumulative GPA, fourth year
>2 years research experience, and a publication
I've found the cheat code
>stop playing vidya
I don't think there is an advantage/disadvantage either way. You still have to complete the same amount of credits, as >>8127121 said
Earned a BA in linguistics and now I'm earning my BS in math. I hope to start my MS in computational linguistics next year. Feels good man.
>>8127352
>life is worth living without vidya
what a fucking wagecuck. And a proud one.
>>8127369
I don't play video games or have perfect grades
>>8127352
I'm in a cycle in which, I get tired of playing vidya, greatly increasing my focus on studying almost to the point of obsession-this usually lasts for months until I get tired of studying and go back to playing vidya again. The cycle has been going on for 4 years now
It looks good on your resume, but not that good. Employment/research experience is a lot better. The only good reason to do multiple majors is that you feel like it and you'll actually enjoy it.
>>8127273
>not sextupling with electrical engineering
fucking plebs make me sick
The real redpill is to do the courses that fall under both major simultaneously so you only have to do a minimum of extra work
>>8125858
Often course requirements in one major fulfill requirements in your other major as well. This is also the case for double degrees.
I'm doing a double degree. All of my electives for one major are being filled by required courses for the other major and vice versa. There are also some over lapping requirements. You end up finishing the program faster than if you had done then individually because you end up having to take less classes total. This is especially the case at universities where your course decisions are more open (my university has very few required courses outside of my major and a very large number of electives).
>>8127369
>you will never map a neural network that is capable of playing against you at near human complexity.
>you will never be able to programme your waifu to actually love you.
Get Reckt.
>>8127556
Everyone knows real men go for Physics/Chemistry/Biology/EE/CS/Japanese sextuple major before simultaneously entering law school & med school. Have fun wrecking your portfolio with easy shit.
>>8127890
>The real redpill
gtfo you pill-popping /pol/esmoker
>>8127369
>>8128045
J-Jesus anon
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>>8125858
>the point/advantage of having multiple majors
It depends entirely upon the majors.
Psych/Women's Studies, shit-tier
English/Library Science, meh-tier
Engineering/CompSci, high-tier
Physics/Math, god-tier
>>8128045
but that's exactly what I'm doing RIGHT fucking now anon
you're deluded, intellectually inferior, and have no worth so you keep posting "get rekt" to cather to your need of superiority.
How's Applied and Computational and Math and Electrical Engineering? A waste of time to do ACM? Will any employer ever care?
>>8127352
how much do you study a day?
Got any neuro science books you can recommend?
gj on publication
