Whether a double major is worth it for you depends on your choice of career, your interest level in both majors, the requirements you must meet to pursue a double major, and your overall commitment to your education. Should you decide to double major, you won't be alone. Here are some feedbacks we collected from our current double major students about what attracts them to this double major combination: • “I want a double recognition of geography and I want to gain multidisciplinary knowledge through the required geography courses.” • “I am interested in human geography. I decided my double major as I want to be more competitive for my future job hunting.” • “I saw my second major in Urban Governance as an extension of my first geography major study. My second major should offer an in-depth study for my first major. I aim to master the knowledge and skills needed to be a competitive geographer.” • “The combination sounds more professional than a single major and it is not too difficult for me to complete two majors given that they are associated to each other.” • “I took the GGAS (i.e. Geographical, Geological & Archaeological Society)’s advice that geography and urban governance double major is possibly the best degree combination to increase the career potential in the public as well as private sectors.” Here are also some advices in pursuing the double major: • “Be sure to create your own study plan to identify the courses targeting to meet different certain requirements and balance your class schedule as a double major means a double commitment to your study.” • “If you wish to explore new topics and different areas of interest, a double major may not be the best choice for you as you are likely won’t have much time to explore other electives. I nearly used all my electives to complete the credits requirements of the double major.”