<p>There is no reason to get a dual degree in business/engineering, it won’t do anything to your job prospects at all if you’re trying to get into an engineering field, and engineering won’t be to significan’t of a boost for the business field. Why not engineering/chinese then an MBA? Dual-Degreeing in Ross and the Engineering school would be absolute hell, there are very few credits shared, and you wouldn’t have a life in college at all because you’d literally need 18 credits every semester. </p>
<p>I would narrow your interests a little more, maybe start taking a pre-business track, and if you like it better then engineering, switch into just Ross.</p>