<p>^^ Excellent point.</p>
<p>This is exactly the topic I was trying to address earliar; one cannot deduce the future plans of an undergraduate simply based on the information “Economics Major”, however if a student is an economics major along with having business summer internships, has taken classes in business administration, has extracirriculars involving entrepreneurship and marketing, it’s a fairly simple job in extrapolating their career intentions have been business based all along. </p>
<p>However is a student is an Economics Major but has no other real correlation to business, instead having taken a variety of other classes in the humanities, along with non-business related extracurriculars then you can say their simply a humanities student that has decided recently their intended career path has become business. </p>
<p>Wildflower, I hadn’t noticed you still had not responded to my previous comments. I am very interested to see what your thoughts are on my position.</p>