<p>I was wondering whether Biostatistics or AEM (By that I mean applied Econ, just in case that also stands for something else) is less competitive? Those are my first two choices, but I might as well put the less competitive one as my first choice, since I don't know what I want to do for sure yet, so yeah. I have a lot of Math and Science ECs, but I was thinking that (since I did horribly on the science part of the ACT), if I should maybe put Econ first, since I got a 34 on math, and above 30 in english and writing (My composite, unforunately, is a freaking 30...ugh!). So yeah, any help would be appreciated!</p>
<p>I would say most likely Biostats. I don't know much about it but AEM is VERY competitive. It's not so much how easy the major is to get into, but rather how much of a fit you are for it. Don't fret, I also have a 30/31 ACT, and it's near a 2100 SAT conversion, so it will not hurt your chances. Good luck!</p>
<p>and dont also apply for a "least competitive" major. all of them have competition in some shape or form, and it actually drives you to do better</p>
<p>AEM is one of the top 10 undergrad business programs in the country...it is extremely hard to get in as a freshman. I just was accepted as a transfer student but even I was unsure of my chances.</p>
<p>I'm not applying to biostat just because it's "easy". I really like my statistics class, and I think it would be a cool major since I want to go either pre-med or business.</p>