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Ceenaya19
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I'm majoring in Physics and Astronomy, and I am going to be a sophomore next year. My problem is that there are so many cool classes that I want to take that 4 years won't be enough time to complete them all; this is true even though I went into college with 30 credits from my credit-by-exam program. I looked around on my school's Astronomy Department website and noticed that there is a 5-year degree plan offered for students who are double majoring. I figure that I could follow this plan and replace the 30 credits of classes that I entered college with, with the classes that I want to take. I really enjoy the subjects covered in these classes, so most likely I will follow this 5-year plan anyway, but I would still like to know.
Also, my hope is to get accepted into the graduate program at my current school (UT Austin). Thanks al lot to whomever answers.
Also, my hope is to get accepted into the graduate program at my current school (UT Austin). Thanks al lot to whomever answers.
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