Second year adv math UNSW considering transferring into adv math/econ dual degree because employment. Well, I'm doing linear models and enjoying that, so maybe getting understanding in econometrics would be great.
Should I transfer or learn econometrics alone? and also I'll learn to code. Do people trust self-acquired knowledge?
In reality, what percentage of students retain most of what they learn from tertiary education? The learning methods and environment in university is not necessarily optimal for everyone and most people worry about their performance rather than what they learn from each subject. Some people can learn things alone and effectively since they can construct an optimal learning experience. So wouldn't you trust self-acquired knowledge (assuming you'll test them), over university knowledge?
Should I transfer or learn econometrics alone? and also I'll learn to code. Do people trust self-acquired knowledge?
In reality, what percentage of students retain most of what they learn from tertiary education? The learning methods and environment in university is not necessarily optimal for everyone and most people worry about their performance rather than what they learn from each subject. Some people can learn things alone and effectively since they can construct an optimal learning experience. So wouldn't you trust self-acquired knowledge (assuming you'll test them), over university knowledge?
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