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I’m going to be a senior in high school next year and am 100% sure I want to major in Political Science and I am studying Chinese and really enjoy learning it.
Will it be useful to double major in a language and P.S.
And will the workload be too heavy?

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For criminology, it says this on the website:
Please note: Criminology is not a pre-law preparatory program.
So does it mean I can’t take criminology if I want to go to law school?
What about political science?
In your opinion, which one is easier?

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