BBA at Ross and Econ at LSA

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<p>Hey I was just wondering if it's possible to dual-enroll in Ross and LSA? So I could do my BBA at Ross, and if I have enough credits, my BA in Econ at LSA?</p>

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<p>If you’re in Ross, you can pursue a dual-degree (if you have enough credits). However, if you’re only enrolled in LSA and not actually in the Business school, you can’t get a BBA and you’re restricted to a max. of 20 credits in the b-school</p>

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<p>But would it be advisable to purse the BA after being admitted to Ross? I really would like to major in economics, but I know that Ross would just be loads better career-wise because big firms actually recruit from there.</p>

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<p>Personally I don’t think so unless you already have a ton of credits (30+ at least) coming in and you’re thoroughly interested in another area of study. Don’t do it just because you think it looks good, because really, a dual degree matters very little tbh.</p>

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<p>Just do a minor. You only take three fewer econ classes (one of which is essentially a stats class), and you don’t have to fulfill the LSA distribution.</p>

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<p>What’s the LSA distribution?</p>

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<p>I forget all the requirements, but</p>

<p>4 semesters of a foreign language (which can be voided by placement test)
7 credits of each: humanities, social sciences, natural sciences</p>

<p>are the main ones</p>