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I remember when I did this subject.... It is expected that you will initially struggle. When I did it, everything was kind of in the air and disparate but I found that going back to basics was the way to go, particularly for the stats section.

Perfect 4.0 GPA for my hons year with a WAM of 91. :smile:

Although it is recommended you come in with knowledge equivalent to 2 unit maths, it isn't necessary. It also depends on the majors you want to do as as well. Econ and Finance are considered the more mathematically complex and intensive. Accounting is more arithmetic based I guess than Econ and...

The priority is do the subjects that are prerequisites to most subjects later encountered in the major first. You do not have to do both econ and finance major at the same time. You can always do half international studies + econ first. Then when you are finished those two you can do finance...

You have to do EFB2 in semester 1 because it is prerequisite subject for most econ subjects encountered later in the major. When I did the major we had to do EFB2 + Econ Maths in semester 1, but you don't have to do the latter subject but I suggest that you do. If you are doing a finance major...

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Economics Major Overview Introduction I did a major in Economics at UTS and I would like share my experience, thoughts and tips to people who are contemplating on doing this major. This review will be done based on the course offered between 2011-2012. I will also provide a guide for future...

I didn't do a finance major but I did pick up some finance subjects on the way when I did undergrad economics. Finance can get mathematically intensive and the same goes for economics. I don't want to put you down here but I would honestly think you would struggle. At the minimum you should have...

Advanced Microeconomics - 95 Economic Modelling - 91 Advanced Macroeconomics - 87 Absolutely stoked I'm sitting on a first class honours.

I've done a Med Sci/Bus degree and I can tell you now that science textbooks are not really needed maybe except for chemistry. Most anatomy and physiology based subjects do not really require textbooks as they mostly test you purely on lecture notes. Physics I found the textbook to be quite...

I agree with you builder2818. What you have going on is solid in my books but cutting subjects purely for grades is beyond my comprehension. I find it commendable that you managed to get so far while studying, kudos to you builder2818. I achieved a D average for my combined degree with an...

Speaking as a graduate from UTS (who is also undertaking honours this year) the advice given here isn't very good. More specifically choosing to do 1-2 subjects per semester to enhance your grades is a very naive decision to make. Think about it, if you were to do 1-2 subjects per semester you...

Actually the UAI for Med Sci/ Law is 98.55, search the code in the offers search thing 609065. Med Sci/Business was 93.80 Are you sure you want to do Law as well? I'm currently doing B Med Science and B Business and it's a really good combination. The reasoning why I'm questioning Law is...

Gosh accounting was sooo hard. Have you checked your UTS email? I know in some subjects you can sit another exam with a mark of 45.