<p>i plan on double majoring (im currently a HS senior) but after realizing i would have to spend a year or two extra to get that double major (very little overlap) i am questioning the value in an engineering and econ double major.</p>
<p>is it worth the extra year or two to double major (financing is not a problem) or would it be better to get a graduate degree in the extra 2 years</p>
<p>if they go hand in hand sure…those don’t seem to… I personally wouldn’t spend time on them and maybe you can get done with bachelors first and start on a masters instead of wasting time on another major you’ll never use. </p>
<p>i.e. political science/economics…
business/econ
sociology/econ
political science/international relations
math/finance
math/computer science
physics/math
*language/communications
public administration/urban planning
business/finance
business/accounting
information systems/computer science</p>
<p>engineering would probably go better with physics/material engineering/chemical engineering/mechanical engineering/electrical engineering/computer science/math</p>
<p>usually people do double majors where a bunch of the same courses are going to overlap.</p>
<p>how about a math/health informatics (biostats basically) double major? would i be committing suicide with all that work?</p>
<p>senor boombox, that would be a rather kickass combo. I doubt you would be killnig yourself. You will probably have some overlap.</p>
<p>no bromo - Econ/Eng makes no sense. What is your motivation behind this combo?</p>
<p>Either way sounds fine. Good luck!</p>