Civil Engineering/Economics double major
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I don't see where Economics comes into play but
Engineering in itself isn't the best idea for a pre med due to them having the hardest classes (This is subjective ofcourse) The goal of being pre med is to major in whatever BUT complete all the pre reqs and do well on the mcat and maintain a 3.7ish+
Engineering in itself isn't the best idea for a pre med due to them having the hardest classes (This is subjective ofcourse) The goal of being pre med is to major in whatever BUT complete all the pre reqs and do well on the mcat and maintain a 3.7ish+
That's the only thing that worries me. I know I would have to take super hard math classes and take advanced physics (Which is my least favorite natural science), but every time I go pass a bridge, ride the subway, or travel on the highway, I always think about how I would loved to help build it. Oh, and I want to take Economics because I've always wanted to understand how the market here and around the world work
I think your reason for doing engineering is legitimate. Although the economics thing will make it too challenging, and it seems like you should just take some elective economics classes rather than majoring in it
Basically, i think you should major in engineering and do the pre reqs + a few econ courses
Basically, i think you should major in engineering and do the pre reqs + a few econ courses
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