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What should I choose?

ArFuQuant

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Hi, I'm an economics student and I'm interested in quant field. I considered a math degree but recently I've been investigating other options and I found interesting starting a physics degree, because here where I study some of optative subjects at physics are so close to economics (Mathematical economics, econophysics, Monte-Carlo method, etc.).
So my question is, what degree should I choose between math and physics if I'm looking for a good complement to economics but also considering that I wanna get into quant enviroment?

pd: Sorry for redaction, English is not my first language
 
Another option is my online course in maths.
A math degree is good of course. Not sure physics has enough maths in it.

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And C++ and/or Python are essential.
 
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