It's a sign that you're in a good program. :-) The strange this is our undergraduate business was highly ranked but the non-business classes were completely w

It's a sign that you're in a good program. :-) The strange this is our undergraduate business was highly ranked but the non-business classes were completely watered down. Why not go all the way on the 2nd degree? I'm against philosophy degrees on their own, but it does go good supporting others. You can never get too much economics either.