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A double major in math and X is often a pretty strong combination. Graduate economics is really helped by math skills for example. Math alone is fine but you us
by lacker 7y ago
A double major in math and X is often a pretty strong combination. Graduate economics is really helped by math skills for example. Math alone is fine but you usually end up looking for another field to get a job so why not start with a double major? . I am biased because I got a double major in math and computer science though ;-)
- vo2maxer 7y agoI did graduate work in finance coming with a background in medicine completed years before. I learned quickly that that's what I should have done in college: a double major in math and x.
- thechao 7y agoMath + liberal arts (literature of death). Once you learn embedded systems programming, it’s a killer combo!
- mruts 7y agoMath + Philosophy I think is a great combo. My study of philosophy in college opened my eyes like nothing else I’ve ever learned since besides Daoism (though that might count as philosophy as well, I guess).
- derrick_jensen 7y agoI'm only doing a Math major currently, but start my own projects and get involved in various CS organizations. I think not going along the traditional CS path has more bang-for-your-buck in the long term, since it shows drive to pick up things on the side (also the CS program here is notoriously difficult)