<p>Oh, this definitely isn’t believable at all, but I wasn’t going to press the issue. But now that you mention it, how ironic it is that you switched from Physics to accounting so that you wouldn’t have to get a Ph.d., and yet here you are with a juris doctorate!</p>
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<p>taxguy, you never mis-spoke and said that your minors were majors. You’ve been saying that they were minors all along. I don’t get what you’re saying here.</p>
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<p>It’s just that the 2-3 econ and finance courses you were required to take weren’t enough to constitute a minor. You would have to take an initiative to get those minors, and I don’t see you doing that when you had switched from Physics and were probably just trying to graduate in four years. You’d have to go way out of your way for the econ minor.</p>
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<p>But taxguy, accounting is harder than Physics, and both fields are quantitative.</p>