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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Public Policy Political science International Relations English, History or Philosophy then Law School.[/quote] Agree with all but philosophy. Philosophy requires a mathematical mind. It's all logic, like math, but the logic is applied to language and ideas in search of reason and proof. It is also closely aligned with aspects of computer science. I was a math major who switched to a double major in CS and Phil. and explored the crossovers in my thesis.[/quote] Depending on the school, polysci, public policy and IR may have a lot of economics and statistics courses. They are fairly quantitative areas these days.[/quote]
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