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Im thinking commerce

If you want to get into both fields post uni, then go ahead. Do you have a particular career in mind which will combine your knowledge of engineering and law?

No worries 🙂

Thank you to everyone that has replied. All your tips have been very insightful and helpful. Will definitely be following all of your advices. 🙂

I didn't know you could access lecture slides, that's great! Thanks a lot for your reply, super helpful 🙂🙂

After extension maths and English, economics scales the highest, higher than physics, chemistry and biology surprisingly. But as some have said above, you're better off choosing subjects you enjoy, and if they scale well, then that's a double bonus for you.

Hey there! With uni coming up next year, I have a few questions: 1. Would it be wise to get the textbooks for my subjects now and start taking notes during this break? 2. When should I start taking notes, now or mid January since uni starts early march? 3. Should I have two books for each...

I am, but tbh, Idk much about the uni. What's it like scenery wise, teaching wise, culture wise?

1. Starting next week is good, the sooner the better. 2. I like to spread out my work, since I also had 10 units, I would do a subject a day, allocating a minimum of 2 hours and a maximum of 4 hours. Don't go overboard, these are your holidays, and you don't want to burn out. 3. Revising for...

That's right. Unless you wanna be a pathologist, there's no point of doing this degree. I've done a lot of research, and there's pretty much zero job opportunities upon graduating.

Unless you plan on getting into law, don't do law, and just stick to engineering, it won't be worth it. If you plan on doing law with engineering, then go ahead!

Is python necessary for an analyst?