<p>I’m not a student at Cornell, but I am aware of Cornell’s strong economics programs. I think their developmental economics graduate program is ranked 8th or 9th in the nation (assuming graduate program strength and undergraduate program strength go hand-in-hand). </p>
<p>If you’ve taken AP Macro, you should know how incredibly broad economics is, so having a lighter course requirement load, you should be able to ‘focus’ your economics knowledge in stuff like math, government, history, etc. An Ivy-League school is bound to be superb in those double major/minor ‘specialty’ subjects as well.</p>