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| Should I go to undergraduate business school or major in economics? I'm pretty sure that I want to have a career in business but I want to be well-rounded both for my own good and just in case I decide not to pursue business. Let's say I don't go to an undergraduate business school, but I major in economics and take a business-centered curriculum, will business recruiters from say JP Morgan or another investment firm look down on that or will they praise the fact that I'm well-rounded?      |
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