<p>I'm doing a joint major in Econ & Math (it's one major), but my concern is whether I'm good enough to land a decent job afterwards. I'm only about a C+/B-/B student in econ and a B/B+ student in math. At the end of the semester, I'll have completed 28 out 50 hours toward the major--I guess I just want confirmation that there are jobs out there and that it's worth having a lower GPA (3.2-3.4 final) with Econ & Math rather than having a higher GPA with an easier major (e.g., sociology).</p>
<p>if you get better grades in math than you do in econ, what makes you think you will succeed in sociology?</p>
<p>Well, I’ve done quite well in my last 12 hours of sociology; the department hired me to provide review sessions to those in introductory courses; and I’m taking my first graduate sociology course in the fall.</p>