Achieving multiple credentials

The general rule of thumb is that you can achieve multiple credentials if a credential does not have 50% or more overlap with your existing declared credentials (majors, minors, certificates).  Sometimes this may require you to take extra courses to count for your additional credential that are not part of your other credentials.  See your advisor for more specific guidance.

• Students can also double minor, but then each minor must have 4 unique courses when compared to the major and the second minor.
  
  
• Students can declare a minor and a CUGS, but then the minor must have 4 unique courses compared to the CUGS and the major, and the CUGS must have 2 unique courses compared to the minor and the major.