<p>AEM is tougher to get into than Stern, correct?</p>
<p>yes, thats a fact</p>
<p>how would you know? I never even heard of AEM or whatever the hell it was till I saw someone here mention it</p>
<p>Would there be an overlap of courses between these 2 majors? I'm applying for Econs at the CAS, but I'm just worried that I may change my mind later on.. is it easy to do a college transfer in Cornell?</p>
<p>can i get admitted to hotel school and then transfer to AEM?</p>
<p>i would rather have arts/sciences econ than aem, i feel like u will get the same opportunities, and a more well rounded and versatile education</p>
<p>bball, you are incorrect, if you want to go into a career in finance, AEM will make you more prepared - but that is only if you want to go into banking, consulting, etc.. AEM is much more practical, econ is more theoretical.</p>
<p>sports, u are telling me than my opportunities would be limited as an A&S Government/Econ major than if i was an AEM Major</p>
<p>I want to go to law school, but do a stint w. consulting first</p>
<p>definitely not limited at all..you will have great opportunities regardless...i was just saying that if you know you want ibanking or some other field related to finance.you will get a better foundation for these career paths in AEM as the material is much more practical and applicable. Most of what you learn in econ is too theoretical. I was in arts and sciences originally and then transferred to AEM because of this.</p>