friendly reminder that you can only be a melee elitist if you ' re good at smash <| sep |> All signs point to a ryan mathews shit gamenot playing . so 160 yards 2 tds confirmed . <| sep |> Happy Thanksgiving ! I ' ll be spending this holiday rewatching season one . <| sep |> Crim here do both ! If you specialize in law within criminology , one more year with a few mandatory courses nets you an additional law undergrad . I found this out halfway through my third year , and added a few of these courses as electives in my 4 th year while keeping under that silly maximum allowed . Applied for internal admission to the law undergrad , and in five years total I ' ll finish up with two undergrads . One thing I will say criminology involves subjects other than law to a pretty heavy degree . You will be taking a lot of sociology and a reasonable amount of psych as well . This will change , of course , depending on your specialization . I did the law spec , and I was able to take a wide variety of subjects here , so it might be possible to do a polisci minor as well , though you wouldn ' t have many electives . I noticed a few law undergrads posted their class variety for interests ' sake , I ' d point out that I ' ve been able to also take the contract and internet law classes , as well as a few focusing on international legal issues . Heck , this term I ' m taking an elective on robotic ethics , and it draws on a lot of our legal theories ! One more point to consider may be that the breadth requirements for crim are waived , and that we have a potential placement program if you ' re within a certain percentage of marks in my 3 rd year , they took the top 80 people who applied . Feel free to pm me if you ' ve got any questions .