Columbia College or the Fu Foundation Engineering School for International Business?

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<p>Which school would better prepare me for a career in international business. </p>

<p>I don't know if Columbia College or the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Sciences would better prepare me. I want to go to law school too. </p>

<p>I know in business you have to have a lot of math so wouldn't the engineering school be best? </p>

<p>What if I majored in financial engineering at the Fu Foundation School? Thats basically business.</p>

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I know in business you have to have a lot of math so wouldn't the engineering school be best?

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Engineering is more math, if anything.</p>

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<p>Yeah GoldShadow, so wouldn't engineering be best since it has alot of math?</p>

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<p>bump..........</p>

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<p>Ah I misunderstood your statement, my bad.</p>

<p>Unfortunately I don't know enough about either program to give you an informed answer.</p>

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<p>Wouldn't majoring in math or econ at the college work just as well as going to SEAS?</p>

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<p>Wmmk....thats true. So I guess it wouldn't matter if I went to Columbia College or SEAS, right?</p>

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<p>Well, SEAS has a higher admission rate. CC has lower average stats. I'm pretty sure SEAS kids can take CC and SEAS classes, but I think CC kids aren't allowed to take SEAS classes.</p>

<p>Have you looked into the 3+2 program? With that, you'd spend 5 years at Columbia and leave with a B.A. and a B.S. You could also do B.A. work for three years at any of the following schools:
Columbia</a> University Office of Undergraduate Admissions - Affiliated Liberal Arts Colleges and Universities</p>

<p>and then go to Columbia SEAS for 2 year and still end up with both degrees.</p>