Rice VS Haverford college

[Antarius]

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Thanks for your reply! I am very happy to hear that I can declare my major until the end of my sophomore year. That would give me enough time to explore more and find out what I really like. Does that means I dont need to take classes to get credit for my major(say anthropology) for the first two years since I am not sure this will be my major at the end? It would be awesome if that is true! Then I can take classes from many different fields.

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<p>Not a recommended approach. You can take your major classes AND others at the same time. Anthropology is not a large major in terms on credits needed, so you can take a few non-major classes of choice per semester.</p>

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I saw it on the website that anthropology and economy are in the same department. I can still choose these two as double major? Speaking of business minor, can I get double major and a business minor at the same time? Do you have any friends who study anthropology? What kind of job would they do after graduation？

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<li>Do you mean Economics?</li>
<li>They are in the same school not department. Both are social sciences. </li>
<li>You can major in Anthropology and Economics</li>
<li>You can also minor in business at the same time</li>
<li>I do not</li>
<li>It depends on what you want to do. Your reasons for choosing anthropology should drive your career path.</li>
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I also want to do some part time job in my sophomore year( if there are still some free time). What kind of job would Rice provide?

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<p>Rice has several student job positions - on the academic side you can do research, work as a TA, grade papers etc. You can also work for the university itself in the many departments.</p>