Major guides: Economics and Mathematics

Critical thinking and analytical skills

• While learning to critically think and solve problems quantitatively, students will develop the ability to identify overarching trends in complex data sets. Such skills have become increasingly valuable in the data-orientated global economy.
• Majoring in mathematics or economics develops analytical skills which are crucial in solving the world’s most daunting issues. 
• By engaging in a general education curriculum, students gain broad exposure to social, political, cultural, ethical and humanistic frameworks that help them develop logical solutions to real-world problems.
• Holding an undergraduate degree in Economics or Mathematics is beneficial when pursuing a graduate degree at professional schools such as medical, law and business schools.