2 BA degrees

[rachel83az]

I’ve been weighing this dbl major idea and for what’s its worth (not much , cause I’m not an expert or even proficient in the topic of college degrees and programs.) imo its gonna take me 8 additional courses (24 credits that don’t overlap) to dbl major. Most masters programs are 10 courses 30 credits. 2 more courses , granted they will be tougher. A masters is probably more valuable in the professional world than a dbl major Although I have more expensive to get. ( again , I offer no evidence to this just my opinion ). So I’m thinking cruise on through ba then get masters if I still feel like more school. FWIW.
Now for others dbl major may be the way to go. I know someone who was a dbl major in finance/ Mgmt and it has worked out very well for him. So to each his/her own.

The way you make it work is by having electives for degree A be the AOS for degree B and vice versa so that you have minimal overlap. At least, that's how it worked before. Not sure how it works now. Skipping it entirely is probably a good idea at this point in time.