Should I choose a career based on what I’m good at or what I think I’ll enjoy?
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However, if you’re that exceptionally gifted with economics, you should absolutely study it in some capacity. Economics is a jumping point into grad school. Given your talents I’d assume you’re already planning for a graduate education of some sort. You might even be able to jump ahead and finish both an undergraduate and graduate degree quickly. BUT… how are you with math? Econometrics involves calculus, and doing any innovative or groundbreaking work will require you to have some solid math capacities.
The end result is that you might be able to use your skills in economics and business to work in, and possibly help reform, the health system in this country. There’s nothing saying you can’t integrate both. The medical field IS a business. It has the same type of organizational characteristics as a corporation.
Remember, you have plenty of time to sort all this out. Consider double-majoring in a pre-med and economics.
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