<p>Thats not correct pete. You only get two degrees if you spend 5 years here. An scb and an ab concentration doesn’t automatically give you two degrees, its just a double concentration. To me, I would rather spend the 45k elsewhere.</p>
<p>"Combination Baccalaureate Degrees
Students who wish to earn both a bachelor of arts degree and a bachelor of science degree may do so in a five-year program in which the work for both degrees proceeds concurrently. Programs of students who elect this five-year plan will usually be arranged so that those who wish may change to either degree candidacy alone prior to the fourth year. Exceptional students may be allowed to completed the combined degrees in nine semesters with the approval of the Committee on Academic Standing.</p>
<p>Students who are considering a combined AB/ScB should speak with Dean David Targan no later than the end of their sophomore year.</p>
<p>Students may complete the requirements for two concentrations in a regular 4-year undergraduate program, even if one concentration is an AB and the other is an ScB concentration. Only students who wish to receive two degrees are required to complete five years of study."</p>