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[quote=Anonymous]Yeah, economics at MIT is really quantitative economics. There's also Course 15 (Sloan management), not "humanities" but arguably a bit less intense than some other majors. While undergrads at MIT have to take at least 8 HASS courses, there's not a lot of pure humanities majors. More commonly MIT students with deep interests in humanities might pursue 21E or 21S ("joint" degrees), or some of the interdisciplinary tracks in Course 21. Check out the Concourse program for First Years. Or MIT's Burchard Scholars program (selective) for sophomores/juniors. There's plenty of fantastic humanities classes and programs at MIT, but at the core an MIT education is steeped in science, math and engineering.[/quote]
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