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Originally Posted by Dave Kaminski  Any major can go that way. That's a silly way to classify a huge diversity of fields that branch from economics.
Anywho, I hate college and am taking next semester off. That aside, I wish you great luck in your continuing education. I'd say that what degree you get doesn't matter so much as the networking/strength&skill building you do while there. Break the mold, join clubs and groups and stuff and be ACTIVE, make some friends, question some conventional beliefs, and enjoy yourself. Figure out where and how you have fun and how you can integrate that into your learning experience and you'll be able to do the same with your earning experience.  ! |
Thanks for the advice.
BTW has anyone studied philosophy? Because at the moment I have applied for Ba and Bsc courses in economics, and I have a place at both. However, there is a course called Economics and Philosophy, which is a joint degree.