Top schools like stanford, princeton & harvard seem to only take students who have accomplished many things in STEM. If I want to major in Economics or Management science and engineering what extracurriculars can i do???
Econ needs great math skills, you could consider either starting a math team or partcipating on a math team, you could take AMC challenges and participate in IMO other math challenges like Math Works math modeling. You can start an investment club and help local chartites run their business, DECA is another program that offers management skills and entrepreneurship, You can apply to summer programs in entrepreneurship at MIT LaunchX , Endevvr @ GT, ■■■■■■■ in MA, Wharton’s Leadership in Business, Catapault are a few competetive programs. You can try running an e-commerce business, develop apps, run a small business, anything from tutoring and mentroing kids in your area to lawn mowing could help you understand management and economics. there are many possibilities, you just have to invest time to see what appeals to you. Good Luck!
Good Luck!
Econ needs great math skills, you could consider either starting a math team or partcipating on a math team, you could take AMC challenges and participate in IMO other math challenges like Math Works math modeling. You can start an investment club and help local chartites run their business, DECA is another program that offers management skills and entrepreneurship, You can apply to summer programs in entrepreneurship at MIT LaunchX , Endevvr @ GT, Lean gap in MA, Wharton’s Leadership in Business, Catapault are a few competetive programs. You can try running an e-commerce business, develop apps, run a small business, anything from tutoring and mentroing kids in your area to lawn mowing could help you understand management and economics. there are many possibilities, you just have to invest time to see what appeals to you. Good Luck!
The curriculum is more important than the school. Suggest that you research Industrial Engineering programs, as they will typically have a curriculum that blends engineering principles, math, economics, and operations research.
For example, here’s one: https://mie.umass.edu/