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<li>Stats/Econ, but with no accounting courses due to time constraints</li>
<li>Econ/Political Science</li>
<li>Econ/English (likely no possibility of taking accounting courses)</li>
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<p>I am interested in going to law school or pursuing a masters/PhD in economics or something public policy related. However, if for whatever reason I don't end up going to grad school, how are my job prospects with the possible degree combinations listed above?</p>
<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>I would say stats/econ would give you your best options. The social sciences are kind of like stepping stones that you have to further your education with. Stats will give you more applicable skills for the workforce, in my opinion.</p>
<p>Thank you for your feedback. Although stats would be my best option, what do you think about the econ/poli sci combo?</p>
<p>Stats and Econ is better for a job. I have heard from many people poly sci is really not a good career choice right now for most who do it. Def go the stats/econ route.</p>