<p>With later career, I was referring to “junior/senior year” of college.</p>
<p>I don’t understand, how does the core make it less difficult to double major? That seems counter-intuitive.</p>
<p>And students at Berkeley in letter and sciences can easily switch between physics, math, and chem. Only a few majors do not allow easy switching. Granted, some of these are “big name” majors, and popular, but to say that Chicago has a greater flexibility to change majors is only partially true. The engineering fields are one example, and there are only a handful of others.</p>