>>4295057The US military will take any bachelors degree and get you into officer school, your major doesn't need to match whatever job as an officer you want. You can be a stem major and be a lieutenant in a human resources department, or in cybersecurity, or some other role. It just needs you to have a 4 year degree to go officer, once you finish as a cadet, you will be sent to the military job training school that you chose on your contract.
Do people want to match their major with what they will end up doing in the military? Sure, it makes for smoother sailing. But it's not a necessity.
>>4295061Try the economics 100 and 101, micro and macro economics courses, then after that 4 more in 200 or 300 level, maybe 3 in 300 level, is all you need for the minor. They are math based, but it's just a simmered down form of calculus up there.
Any degree = officer candidate school, in USA. IF you're really confused, and want to try a little bit of everything and then go mil, even national guard officer for your state, which is available as a state national guard full time, go ahead, get a geography degree with some minors, or a geology degree, because companies that do mineral extraction need geologists, and they get to travel and apply their knowledge to examine core samples for mineral content.
