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bella156

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hi, is anyone an economics major here?
i'm thinking of doing it as i have enjoyed macro/micro but i'm worried about having to do econometrics as econ1203 stats was my worst subject so far (final mark 69). i did do 4U however i'm just not great at mathematical stuff in business degrees for some reason...

advice?
 

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If you're in the Commerce stream, I'd recommend Business Economics as that way you can avoid the econometrics-based subjects.
 

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Economics major here. If you don't like statistics, i recommend you look at something else like finance or accounting?
 

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thanks guys
i was initially planning to major in finance/accounting and i might still do that. however i'm in a dual degree commerce/economics and i genuinely enjoy micro/macro based subjects, just not sure about subjects like econ1203 with maths and data sets and computing/excel. is it difficult to do well in the econometric compulsory courses? might end up dropping to a single commerce degree but i feel 3 years is too short for me as i haven't really done any networking or got anything on my resume.
 

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thanks guys
i was initially planning to major in finance/accounting and i might still do that. however i'm in a dual degree commerce/economics and i genuinely enjoy micro/macro based subjects, just not sure about subjects like econ1203 with maths and data sets and computing/excel. is it difficult to do well in the econometric compulsory courses? might end up dropping to a single commerce degree but i feel 3 years is too short for me as i haven't really done any networking or got anything on my resume.
Well I mean, you only have to do 3 statistics related courses over the whole degree so it really depends on how you like it.

I'm indifferent with statistics but fairly happy with how I did with them
 

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