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Triple majors continued from page 1A While being a full-time student, Flores has juggled her coursework with a part-time tutoring job and weekend visits to her husband in Salem. She said she chose this de gree combination because her hus band is a Spanish speaker, and she thinks the combination of two lan guages and linguistics — the study of languages — will help her reach her goal of being an English as a second language teacher to adults. Despite the challenge of taking on an extra major or two, some ad visers recommend that path for stu dents interested in several related fields and who are willing to spend a little extra time in the classrooms. “It's definitely a heavy load as a student,” Flores’ Spanish adviser Luis Verano said. “But I recom mend to consider it if topics are in terrelated.” He found most of the triple majors he encounters are already aware of their requirements, and just have to get used to being busy and staying on top of their classwork. 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