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Managerial Economics

JeremyOgul — 2008-03-27 20:06:07

not most popular

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- Managerial Economics is the most popular ["majors" major] at ["UC Davis" UC Davis] with just over 8% students enrolled in the major. Managerial Economics is the closest thing to a business major that UC Davis offers.	+ Managerial Economics is the fourth most popular ["majors" major] at ["UC Davis" UC Davis] with 5% of 2006-07 grads receiving degrees in the field [[FootNote(http://facts.ucdavis.edu/largest_undergraduate_majors_by_degrees_conferred.lasso)]]. Managerial Economics is the closest thing to a business major that UC Davis offers.

AmyGoogenspa — 2007-02-11 13:48:14

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- - Many people harbor the false belief that a diploma in this major would make job hunting a lot easier, which in reality, is absolutely incorrect. Without an MBA or further graduate school eduation, job hunting with an economics major becomes painstakingly diffcult, as most Seniors end up discovering much to their chagrin. - - That last comment isn't particularly fair. If the Man Econ major were so bad, why would so many people pursue it? If you get good grades and have a Managerial Economics major, you can get sweet consulting jobs.

AmyGoogenspa — 2007-01-27 19:03:28

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	+ + That last comment isn't particularly fair. If the Man Econ major were so bad, why would so many people pursue it? If you get good grades and have a Managerial Economics major, you can get sweet consulting jobs.

JasonGu — 2006-03-31 16:03:01

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	+ + Many people harbor the false belief that a diploma in this major would make job hunting a lot easier, which in reality, is absolutely incorrect. Without an MBA or further graduate school eduation, job hunting with an economics major becomes painstakingly diffcult, as most Seniors end up discovering much to their chagrin.

KateWaterman — 2005-11-29 23:04:13

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- Managerial Economics is the most popular major at ["UC Davis" UC Davis] with just over 8% students enrolled in the major. Managerial Economics is the closest thing to a business major that UC Davis offers.	+ Managerial Economics is the most popular ["majors" major] at ["UC Davis" UC Davis] with just over 8% students enrolled in the major. Managerial Economics is the closest thing to a business major that UC Davis offers.

JasonAller — 2005-11-26 08:39:10

Renamed from managerial economics (up case)

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	+ Managerial Economics is the most popular major at ["UC Davis" UC Davis] with just over 8% students enrolled in the major. Managerial Economics is the closest thing to a business major that UC Davis offers.