<p>I'm planning on doing econ/business and at the same time keep the possibility to do some science oriented major if I change my mind. Is this a good list?</p>
<p>Cornell
McGill
Brandeis
Rochester
Case Western (How is econ here? I don't know anything about it)
Illinois-UC
Trinity college
Maryland-CP (in state)
Purdue</p>
<p>thanks,</p>
<p>Most top universities will have top programs in Economics and the Sciences. Here are a few that excel in both:</p>
<p>Cal (top 5 Business, top 10 Econ and top 5 Sciencs)
Carnegie Mellon (top 20 Econ, top 20 Sciences)
Chicago (top 3 Econ, top 10 Science)
Columbia (top 10 Econ, top 15 Sciences)
Cornell (top 15 Econ, top 10 Sciences)
Harvard (top 3 Econ, top 3 Sciences)
MIT (top 3 Business, Top 3 Econ and top 3 Science)
Michigan-Ann Arbor (top 3 Business, top 10 Econ, top 15 Sciences)
Northwestern (top 10 Econ, top 30 Sciences)
Penn (#1 Business, top 10 Econ, top 15 Sciences)
Princeton (top 3 Econ, top 10 Sciences)
Stanford (top 3 Econ, top 5 Sciences)
UCLA (top 15 Econ, top 15 Sciences)
Wisconsin-Madison (top 15 Econ, top 15 Science)
Yale (top 10 Econ, top 10 Sciences)</p>
<p>You can add a bunch of LACs, Brown, Dartmouth, Duke, Rice, UCSD and UT-Austin to that list.</p>
<p>where do you find a list of top econ + science programs?</p>
<p>The rankings are based on several graduate and undergraduate sources, including the USNWR, Gourman, NRC and a few others.</p>
<p>Ok but what about the list I posted up there?
are those gd sci/business/econ?</p>