<p>I know that this has been brushed upon in previous threads, but I'd like an opinion on my particular case (preferable from a current LSP or otherwise NYU student/alum).
Based on the required courses in LSP, how difficult would it be for me to double major in poli-sci and econ? I figure that since both are of the liberal arts, it wouldn't be terribly difficult (i.e. I could still get it done in four years), but I can't tell for certain.
[And as a side, are you not able to take Calc I while in LSP?]</p>
<p>Not too hard at all. Econ/Politics is a common double major in CAS. Depends whether you’re going for a BS or BA in Econ though - the BS is more quantitative with more requirements. Overall a BA in Pol/Econ shouldn’t be too hard if you plan it out well, but it does mean you won’t get many electives. Check out the Politics and Econ dept pages for all the requirements. </p>
<p>yeah, you can take calc I through CAS while in liberal studies</p>
<p>haha, thanks again!</p>