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I would recommend that you take courses in mathematics, statistics, and at least one physical science (physics, chemistry, biology). You might also want to do
by drallison 16y ago
I would recommend that you take courses in mathematics, statistics, and at least one physical science (physics, chemistry, biology). You might also want to do a bit of economic modeling as well. Learning different programming languages is the wrong metric for success. All that should be on top of a broad education in the liberal arts.
Are you planning on going to graduate school?
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- bm1362 16y agoI'm a CS major with a minor in Math, following the required academic core. Graduate school is definitely an option depending on how my undergrad career pans out. I'm on track to graduate ~2012 and I'm a bit worried I'll be too young(20) to be taken seriously by some recruiters.. in which case I may continue my education if I've found a subject I'm passionate about and the opportunity exists.