Changing my uni course

I have an offer for psychology and criminology keele but I'm wondering whether I should change my course to just psychology.

Looking at the modules for Keele, I realised I preferred more of the psychology optional modules compared to the crim and psych ones.

Though I still like criminology, I'm more interested in the psychology aspect rather than the criminal justice side, and I like how psychology at keele can give me the chance to explore that but also look into other things too.

I'm still unsure of what to do in the future but I'm leaning towards forensic psychology or being a detective.

If you have an offer for Psychology and Criminology from Keele, but would rather do pure Psychology there, then just contact them and ask if you can switch. You've nothing to lose by asking, and the sooner you ask the more likely they are to be able to accommodate you.

I have an offer for psychology and criminology keele but I'm wondering whether I should change my course to just psychology.

Looking at the modules for Keele, I realised I preferred more of the psychology optional modules compared to the crim and psych ones.

Though I still like criminology, I'm more interested in the psychology aspect rather than the criminal justice side, and I like how psychology at keele can give me the chance to explore that but also look into other things too.

I'm still unsure of what to do in the future but I'm leaning towards forensic psychology or being a detective.

Hi @drag0nslyr ,
Hope you're doing well. Picking a course can be difficult so take your time with your decision. As @DataVenia said, you can speak to the department about switching. One thing I would add is that while a dual degree can be good, Psychology is still very versatile and you could definitely still go into forensic psychology or become a detective with a single honour degree. My advice would be to go with psychology if you feel like that is what you enjoy most.
Hope this helps!
Faheema (Lancaster Student Ambassador for Psychology)