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Honestly, I just thought the econ/math major was convenient, since I was going to do a math major with a minor in economics otherwise. D:

cr_book

well if you look at it that way then you should just do what i'm doing. double math and management science major. which offers the ultimate rigor in BOTH areas. and it's not that hard even for people with not too many incoming units. because of the overlap.

cr_book

here is my schedule:
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zemookmook

yeah man i kinda want to graduate in two years. lol i know its really hard at ucsd but im REALLY trying to do it? lol, four years sounds a little excessive for me. listen, both you guys should PM me if you want to join UIS.

oh, this is for all the other fools thinking about managment science as well. ucsd may not have the financial recruiting that cal or LA does, but that's not going to stop us: uis.ucsd.edu .

Warrior2005

I was accepted as a management sci major and will probably go to sd

CRon456

Aren't Management Science and Biz Econ two completely different majors?
Management science = statistics
Biz Econ = economics

I would guess that if mgnt sci. is in the econ dept. then it is statistics with a focus on economics

or no?

Warrior2005

If I understand correctly, management science is going to be a lot more quantitative than the normal "economics" major. Also, management science is very microeconomic. I don't know how much statistics is involved, but I do believe there are some econometrics electives that man.sci. majors can take