I assume he'll need 2 calculus classes for science or medical field or maybe some statistics if he goes into econ. He is VERY interested in economic theory, reads Forbes cover-cover, as well as about 4 other magazines each month. He has taken Macro & Micro econ courses at summer institutes and next year may take Global Economy course in China...
Isn't econ actually a lot of math? I'd bet that most medical fields would involve less math than the econ would.
I was an econ major for about 3 minutes my freshman year of college, so I could be wrong. But I think real economists spend a whole lot of time on stats and numbers and economic theories which they demonstrate by using mathematical proofs.
