Because the majors must be in distinct fields of study, students may not combine a general major and a departmental major in the same college, e.g., majors in science and biology. Students must meet the entry requirements for each major. If a student is combining a major that is under administrative enrollment controls , procedures for entry to the controlled major should be followed. Generally, it is not possible for the student to incorporate more than one major that is under administrative enrollment controls into a multiple major or simultaneous degree program. Each major and degree is noted on the student's final transcript.
Students receive a diploma for each degree earned.
Students may combine two or more majors. Baccalaureate combinations require at least 30 credits more than the number of credits required for the degree with the lower total credit requirement. Associate combinations require at least 15 credits more than the number of credits required for the degree with the lower total credit requirement. There is no minimum. Therefore, it might be possible for a student to complete a multiple major with the number of credits required for the degree with the greatest total requirement.