Dropping econ double major after receiving SA offer

Pretty self explanatory. I'm double majoring in politics/econ at an Ivy, received a SA offer at a BB for this year. As of right now, I can complete my degree with both majors, but I'm debating whether or not I want to. Given the limited amount of time I have left, I would like to take advantage of my school's offerings and explore courses I may not have otherwise considered as opposed to taking another generic econ class out of necessity. Does anyone have any experience or advice on this? Really appreciate it, I could use some clarity.

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