Hey I was deciding to do a double Major/dual degree and was wondering what I should pair with finance. I’ve been thinking about math/stats/cs but I can’t choose between them.
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I did a dual degree (economics/finance) and while it was challenging/rewarding, I don't think it added a ton of value to my career/life. If you're set on it, I'd do CS as that's a tangible skill you can outside of work (or inside if you go into tech) use vs. Math/Stats where you'd need to go into some sort of math/engineering profession.
what the hell is a "math/engineering profession" lol?
OP: Do CS.
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