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i more into the business side of things
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Is HD average much more employable than D average Commerce student??? (1 Viewer)
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anomalousdecay
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ok then its not for you dw about it.
Though I can imagine there are a few ELEC subjects which would be relevant but unfortunately require pre-requisites. Those pre-requisites are math and science intensive so probably not for you.
Maybe COMP1917 (which is a programming course) could help you (if you enjoy programming).
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You don't even have to major in accounting to pursue those fields.
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All else equal, an institution will prefer a HD student over a D student.
But given you have a degree with a D, you'll have so many more opportunities it won't matter.
If you're really worried or have a specific place in mind. Think about what else you can do to put yourself in front. Think work experience, networking with employees at that firm, doing work examples so you can show your skills, have other extra curricular activities that you've excelled at etc.
Scotty
But given you have a degree with a D, you'll have so many more opportunities it won't matter.
If you're really worried or have a specific place in mind. Think about what else you can do to put yourself in front. Think work experience, networking with employees at that firm, doing work examples so you can show your skills, have other extra curricular activities that you've excelled at etc.
Scotty