Yep that’s right. For commerce you could do accounting and Finance double major or finance and marketing double major among many others. Personally I wouldn’t include science or engineering with commerce, double major done and dusted in 3 years is the way to go. UNSW Commerce is an outstanding degree, rates best in NSW.
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its just going to get more abstract and more proof based is all. so if you could do well in proof in mx2 you should have the "prerequisite" for pursuing a math degree. all else you do applied math/stats, which imo is at least as interesting as pure math, in which case you learn less proof based classes and focus more on subjects like financial math, mathematical modelling, physical situations etc. there will still be a big jump from high school maths but perhaps less abstract in many classes
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same with med too
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Pls help benefits of doing eco law
also what is science honors or maths honors idk what to pick ahhh
also what is science honors or maths honors idk what to pick ahhh
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Whats the difference between bachelor of advanced science hons and advanced mathematics hons? (because one of the majors of science is maths..)
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Whats the difference between bachelor of advanced science hons and advanced mathematics hons? (because one of the majors of science is maths..)
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nothing, the advanced mathematics honour (im assuming you mean the unsw one) is just a b science with a major in advanced mathematics
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Why do u always save my life
Albeit last minute
3 yrs makes getting good internships v hard. u hit penult after one yr of uni so u kinda have to be gunning from the start.
usyd has better finance courses imo
if i could restart uni i would strongly consider doing eco law, but usyd cutoff is above ur atar afaik
synthesisFR
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wait why pls tell me
nah but my cutoff is a 98 atar cus of a scheme im eligible for
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what did you end up putting as first preference @synthesisFR
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as long as you got e4's, i think you'll cope
u can also consider doing law/sci (biochem or whatever), and change degrees later on. can also try gamsatting/ucat transferring, though law might destroy your wam
interested in both. and eco, if ur in 1st class hons range (which doesnt seem very difficult from what ive seen), gives a good fall back plan of an rba job
normal maths yes. advanced maths, e4 doesnt equate to coping. advanced maths is a grind 2nd yr onwards and u kinda need to like it, or ull likely just drop and go do sth easier like cs which gives similar job opps
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What course do u do
Law degrees look good on a CV if you don’t want to do Law but want to enter the business field, makes you stand out vs comm/eco grads. However, the extra 2 year grind is simply not worth it (extra hecs debt, lost earnings for 2 years etc).
If you want to be a Lawyer, doesn’t really matter what you pair it with although Commerce / eco is the strongest pairing.
if you want to be an engineer or work in the science field, don’t do Law, it doesn’t make you stand out, it makes you look confused to the employer. “So why are you applying for this job, don’t you want to be a lawyer ? Type of questions.
As for science / eco or engineering/ eco they just don’t make sense as a pairing and it’s 6 years at uni if done with engineering.
every additional year at uni you forgo $80k in earnings plus you accrue HECS debt. If you’re interested in eco/commerce just do that and get out of uni in 3 years and start making bank.
If you want to be a Lawyer, doesn’t really matter what you pair it with although Commerce / eco is the strongest pairing.
if you want to be an engineer or work in the science field, don’t do Law, it doesn’t make you stand out, it makes you look confused to the employer. “So why are you applying for this job, don’t you want to be a lawyer ? Type of questions.
As for science / eco or engineering/ eco they just don’t make sense as a pairing and it’s 6 years at uni if done with engineering.
every additional year at uni you forgo $80k in earnings plus you accrue HECS debt. If you’re interested in eco/commerce just do that and get out of uni in 3 years and start making bank.
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advanced maths just designed for ppl who just want to pick all the "optimal" courses for a honours, in adv science u just get the bare min. for ur major and ur expected to choose ur lvl 3 math electives by urself (the shit that determines if u can acc proceed to hons and what type of maths hons u can do for adv science)
excluding 1st yr its acc hard u rlly gotta like maths to push through