u/Ok_Tap_6666

So I got into LUMS and wanted to know a few things. (For context, I got into MGSHSS Econ Stream and am planning to major in Econ, data and CS). First of all, what is the average class size for the stream / major? Are the classes usually discussion based or just lectures? What is their core curriculum? Like I tried to read about it online but didn't get enough clarity. And how many minors can I take? Like is there a limit? And lastly, how tough is the coursework? Like many people say that uni is generally easier than alevels but idk about that.

I got into Habib for CS (with an 80% scholarship) and into LUMS for Econ, Data, and CS. I'm trying to decide which would be the better option.

Habib's liberal arts curriculum appeals to me because it wouldn't restrict me to CS alone and would also help me develop my soft skills. However, I'm not sure whether LUMS offers something similar in that regard.

On the other hand, LUMS has a stronger alumni network and a better overall reputation. My primary goal is to pursue a Master's abroad (idk I might change my mind later), and I don't have much information about Habib's international placement record.

Any guidance on this would be greatly appreciated :)