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Commerce without maths in Yr11/12? (1 Viewer)

Constantine

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Hey guys! I'll just get straight to the point.

I am thinking about doing Commerce and Law at UNSW (or with Business Administration at Macquarie or Business at UTS) after hearing what my friends have said about the usefulness of a commerce degree.

However I am wondering about the level of difficulty for maths for commerce degrees. I know commerce has many compulsory units for first years and they require maths. However when you get to the second year you can major in what you really want, like I really want to do HR which has no maths components.

Here are the key points:
  • I DID NOT do maths in year 11 and 12.
  • I started off with advanced as that's where my level was at the end of year ten
  • However this now means I am unfamiliar with the concepts taught in the last two years
  • I am confident with my ability for general maths stuff
  • I loved business and economics in yr 12 and I was able to do all the maths in them without help

So my question is - would you recommend me take commerce and do you think I can survive the compulsory units which involves maths until I choose my major? Else, I'm thinking about international studies, majoring in international business.

What do you guys think?
Thank you!!
 

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Yes. The maths in commerce compulsory units are extremely simple.
 

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Anyone can elaborate on the level of difficulty and the knowledge involved?
Eg. if you can do ___ then you should have no problem
 

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=21?

You will get rekt in usyd stats without any maths. I know people who've done the unit twice and failed because they did no maths. However, if you put in some extra work it is definitely pass-credit-able.
 

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