How much does your minor matter?

I’m a freshman at a target right now and was just wondering how much a minor really matters? I was thinking of doing a joint minor in math and comp sci because it seems like it would look good for recruiting. I’m also majoring in finance. Thanks in advance

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Not worth it to me unless you’re actually interested in those fields and what you’d learn (which in that case go for it). Otherwise would focus my time on networking and preparing for OCR. Never cared about someone’s minor including my own which was a joke to get. Just my $0.02.

 

Doesn’t matter at all. Minor in something you’re interested in. If you like it you will talk about it better in interviews and seem 3 dimensional.

 

Computer Science minor helped me during the most recent recruitment cycle, but a majority of compsci courses incorporate finance topics into them. If you could make a case for how it would help on the job and you have an interest why not minor in it, if not then there really isn't a point just as others have said, focus on networking, ocr, etc.

 

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