Help - CS/Math Double Major for Grad School

[bjcheung77]

@Frederico.Sandoval, Welcome to the board, that's a good initial post to get the ball rolling and asking questions to get some basic answers.  Having said that, the bulk of the addendum and template is missing, these are information to get the senior members and moderators aware of your particular scenario.  With a better overall picture or overview of your situation, we'll know your budget, commitments, previous credits, study habits, time management, etc better.  This way, it'll give us a chance to provide you more concrete advice... Please reply back with info here, Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

I am pretty much going to recommend what was advised earlier.  Find the degree of choice you are going for and know their specific requirements for entry.  If they just need a basic BA Math and some selective classes, you may want to investigate TESU BA Math.  If you're going that route, what you can do is to complete your Economics degree, transfer all credits into the TESU BA Math and complete the required classes for the major through alternative credit and 15 credits for residency at TESU.  Depending on your budget, commitments, time - You might want to do a double major if you have the energy, money, time, such as BA Comp Sci & Math, or double degree BACS/Math plus BSBA!