Amwhenderson

I'm very interested in this emerging field of behavioral economics. I'm a junior in high school and have begun my search for colleges. Any suggestions for the best universities to study this field at the undergrad level? I know I can just double major in Econ and Psych, but are there any universities that I would be able to jump right into Behavioral Economics without having to wait until grad school? If so, what are the best ones?

This is definitely a stretch, but is there any possibility you would consider a high-school student for such a position? The only reason I ask is because friends of mine are interning in a university lab this summer as high-school students, so I thought it might be a possibility.