<p>I am currently on the path at UCLA to be in BizEcon. I want to also major in math...is that really goign to be hard to do. I mean instead of taking the regular 3 courses a quarter to complete BizEcon, how many more wold i take to satisfy my math major...4 to 5?</p>
<p>Why not just major in MathEcon?</p>
<p>BizEcon more prestigious than just Econ.</p>
<p>more prestigious? In the end, it's all the same shizz</p>
<p>if you do well in either major, you can still get a kickass job and degree.</p>
<p>haha. bizecon is not an MBA.</p>
<p>it ain't 'prestigious'. it seems it only gives you bragging rights among your fellow classmates.... if you're the cocky type.</p>
<p>keng, what do you want to do after college? most who are majoring in bizecon are planning to get a business job after college. they could care less about academics. there's really no advantage in doubling in math (unless you go into a math intensive business field but even then it's not that tough math). most bizecon majors would rather spend their time on a part-time job or internship.</p>
<p>I see what you mean. Personally, its just I don't mind to do math its always been slightly easier for me. So in a way I figure, why not take it... and boost my standing when it comes to colleges. So it's wiser to take on an internship instead? Because I was going do internships during the summer...yeah. Keep the comments coming guys... thanks.</p>