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| I want to major in Economics, I'm good in math, so should I take the...
...Quantitative Major or regular? I want to pursue a graduate degree right after college--I'm a non-traditional student with about 12 years of working experience, although out of the economics field, but it is business related. So, I guess the two questions I have are: (1) Would I be better off to do the Quantitative Choice? (2) If I do well in math and I really like it, would it be alright to double major--I have the time and money--in both subjects?      |
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02-23-2008, 07:04 PM
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You will probably have many more choices as an economics major then just, say, a "math" major. A double major is a great choice if you have the time and money, and a legit interest in both subjects. Economics is tough, but a degree in it will take you far. Good luck! |
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