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dvp: I need three classes to finish an Econ minor. They happen to be easy and intersect with other humanities requirements.

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Asked 2 years ago

Stop cherry-picking. You don't even like Econ, and the first three classes were really lame anyway.

kevinr
eww, Econ
PhilHarnish
The difference between a "minor" and no minor are impossible to tell from a transcript (broad assumption). Whether or not you know econ or are even interested in it will come out in an interview far faster than you'd think.
tibbetts
A physics degree from MIT without an econ minor is fine for wall street.

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Just do it. You'll thank yourself later if/when you sell out to Wall Street.

quince
if you do actually like econ at all, it's not that hard to pick up a minor
riv
Assuming it doesn't interfere with the majors/minors you're planning on getting, I don't see why not...
transistorman
maybe the slightly less introductory classes are cooler? talk to an actual course 14 person about that.
RedHotWings
It's worth it
hawkeye
Get the Econ minor. Economics is a universally handy thing, plus it sounds fancy on a resumé.
djdrue
two birds with one stone.

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