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His advice: Definitely consider multiple majors.

For those wondering about declaring more than one major, Opheim says: Definitely consider it! It comes with challenges, but Opheim offers his advice:

You need to be on top of your schedule. Professors are a huge help, and he meets with all four of his advisors every advising day. But overall planning requires some independence. You have to make sure, on your own, that you are scheduling things in ways that they work with all our other majors, he says.

Time management is also crucial. If youre doing multiple majors that are in very different fields, your brain is going to be pulled in two different directions, he says. You need to know when you work best. And you need to know how you can, I guess, work to make things fit in your personal schedule.

Opheims course load has come with some sacrifices. He was the president of the Neuroscience Club but stepped down. Though it can be hard to get involved with organizations on campus, he still has free time and time for extracurriculars he enjoys.

Though Opheim admits his workload can be a little hectic, Opheim has no regrets. Hes talked with many people who changed careersor wanted toat least once. He loves each subject, and each could also serve well in years to come. The thing that keeps me going is just I really am just interested in all these areas, he says. I like to have a vast wealth of knowledge that I can, I guess, take from in any different case. Because the future is so uncertain. You never know whats going to be useful in 15-20 years. While Opheim knows he could get a job with any oneor twoof his degrees, he has no regrets. Im enjoying it. Its definitely worth it, he says.

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