Major 2015-2019

I'm an upcoming college freshman, looking to work for a financial firm in the future ( preferably quant/macro hedge funds). Due to my weird financial situation, I wont be able to attend the target school that I got into early action, or ( probably) any of the RD target schools I applied to. I was wondering what major would make me best standout, if I was forced to attend my state school ( U of Maryland, college park). I was hoping to double major in econ/CS and minor in statistics... would that differentiate me from other job applicant's ? If not, what would best major(s) would best suit my situation?

 

Honestly, if this target was truly a top tier, HYSPM, or something along those lines, I'd take the loans. People may keep talking about saving money on college and not being in debt, etc, etc. but in firms that you want to get into, pedigree matters. Undergrad institution and GPA there make a huge difference no matter how dumb or biased it may be

 

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