Engineering vs. Math -- What to major in?

GLOBALTRAVELER
Wed, 30 Mar 2011 13:00:06 +0000

To take other non-math courses can be done, but one has to pretty much know their potential avenues almost as a freshman. For instance, the first two economics courses COULD be taken as your social science general education requirements since economics IS considered a “social science”. That would allow some of your free electives to be used on the junior/senior-level econ courses or the mathematical econ courses. Also, you may want to take the statistics courses for the math/stat majors as opposed for the engineering majors (separate probability and statistics courses instead of the combined prob/stats course for engineers).