<p>At Rhodes College we’ve had students over the past few years double a natural science along with economics. Math and econ in particular is even a specific interdisciplinary major that’s listed in the catalog. I think that econ is more popular as a double with a natural science because you’re going to have math classes that are common to both majors - Calculus I and II, Probability and Statistics, etc. </p>
<p>My guess is that a lot of liberal arts colleges that have business-related majors probably allow that combination. That’s the beauty of a small LAC - a lot of times you can follow whatever path you like.</p>