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I have transferred from community college, so I am supposed to finish in two years. However, some people can petition to stay for three years I believe. I'm an undergraduate physics major thinking of staying for three years, where there is guaranteed financial aid during that time frame, to take all the classes I want.
To do this, I think I will basically have to intentionally not take one graduation requirement course so they can't kick me out if that is I do not declare a double major or minor. (I probably will just have one major. )
(The other major I am considering is computer science and then switching to a physics minor.)
Will graduate schools frown upon what I am doing?
To do this, I think I will basically have to intentionally not take one graduation requirement course so they can't kick me out if that is I do not declare a double major or minor. (I probably will just have one major. )
(The other major I am considering is computer science and then switching to a physics minor.)
Will graduate schools frown upon what I am doing?
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