In most cases a student meets graduation requirements for a degree in a single major. However, it is permissible for a student to be granted a B.A. or B.S. degree with a maximum of two majors if the following conditions are met:

1. Students must complete all of the required courses for both majors.
2. Not more than six upper-division courses may be common to both majors.
3. 24 credits must be unique to the second major, of which at least 18 credits must be upper division.
4. Both majors must be housed under the same degree designation (B.A. or B.S.).

Possible Double Majors

Under the policy specified above, the following double majors are possible:

• B.A. in Applied Psychology and Liberal Studies
• B.A. in Applied Psychology and Organizational Leadership
• B.A. in Liberal Studies and Organizational Leadership
• B.S. in Criminal Justice and Digital Marketing
• B.S. in Criminal Justice and Healthcare Administration
• B.S. in Criminal Justice and Health Sciences
• B.S. in Criminal Justice and Supply Chain Management
• B.S. in Digital Marketing and Healthcare Administration
• B.S. in Digital Marketing and Health Sciences
• B.S. in Digital Marketing and Supply Chain Management
• B.S. in Healthcare Administration and Health Sciences
• B.S. in Healthcare Administration and Supply Chain Management
• B.S. in Health Sciences and Supply Chain Management