<p>Hello everyone. </p>
<p>I am just curious as to which major, in hindsight, would be “better.” Yes, i do realize that doing something that interests you is the best, but as a rising freshman i still have yet to take any courses. So if anyone has any pros or cons of 1 or the other from experience or what not I’d be grateful </p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
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<p>Knowing absolutely nothing about either field’s job prospects, I would have to say economics. But mostly because economics involves taking math, which is portable and useful for jobs. A polisci major sounds like it wouldn’t really be that different than an history major.</p>
<p>bump for more opinions. thanks!</p>