<p>So as of now, I just finished my freshman year in the engineering school. My GPA isn't high enough to declare Biomedical Engineering (3.2), but one more semester and I know I will be there.</p>
<p>I have a dream of starting a company in the bioengineering/biomedical field, so thus I wanted to gain more experience/learn more about the whole finance/corporate sector. I'm pretty sure I'm going to do the Entrepreneurship Certificate (CENTER</a> FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP), but I'm also debating taking an Economics Minor. </p>
<p>Can someone tell me what kind of skills I can expect to gain from taking a minor in Economics (along with a BSE in Biomedical engineering, and an Entrepreneurship Cert.)? </p>
<p>Will it help me understand some of the math and stuff behind financial instruments? I do a lot of research on my own, investing and stuff (like I already have a roth IRA that I put money into every month, don't laugh lol; and a TD Ameritrade account where I have some money invested in stocks)</p>