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In the BEcon you can double major in pretty much all comm majors anyway. eg. BEcon(fin,eco) and BComm(Eco,fin) If you're going to double major in economics then it really doesn't matter if you do BEcon or Bcomm. And besides, your uni degree is mostly signalling anyway.

Game theory wasn't taught well but it's very interesting.

shit soz, i thought this was the unsw forum.

Not the same but very similar. The only main difference is you need to major in at least one of eco, fin eco or ecmt if you do the BEc. EDIT: To directly answer the OP, it really depends on what you want to do. You say you would want to major in finance as well as economics but you can double...

BEc and Bcom are pretty much identical. Unless you're doing actuarial studies I don't think you would get any more attention.

Does anyone want to explain to me what provisional marks are? (in regards to math1131) EDIT: I'm doing it next sem and I plan to do 1231 in the summer but I will only have my provisional marks before the summer term starts..

Carlos will hunt you down.

Mr M Pahor, Dr T Tran ...good men?

It's hard..

I'm majoring in econometrics though so it's a core subject. Have you done econ2215?

Do people usually take this subject after the two 2nd year econometrics subjects (2206 & 2207) or in first sem of second year with 2206?

Yeah. All else being equal, do the course with the higher cut-off.

It would be foolish to think that there wasn't at least a weak relationship between UAI and intelligence.

Ok, just because I'm finding any reason not to study for exams.. You need to understand the difference between evidence and faith. Science is based on evidence. Religion is based on faith. We may not be able to see electricity (or gravity) but there are many ways to detect, measure and observe...

Gravity exists. -(1) You can't see gravity -(2) Therefore god exists.

Lol, this fagget believes in electricity.

facepalm. Please, you're (read:you are) making us athiests look bad. what the fuck?? nah bro, you conclude that there isn't enough evidence to suggest that he exists. Note:This is not the same as concluding that he doesn't exist. For a lover of science you're pretty bad with reason...

What about circle geometry? And is it really as tedious as it looks...

So I've managed to get a hold of a 3u textbook. Which topics should I learn to get on par?

For people in a similar position: source: School of Mathematics and Statistics - Choosing First Year Courses