Originally posted by: hindu4lyf
Yep that's the kid! :)That's true in accounting but the same rule doesn't apply in economics. Depending on where you study economics can be heavily maths based. I've heard that LSE is a uni where 70-80% of their economics course is pure maths.Those aren't actually the modules I'm studying, they're just what subject the module covers. Wow all of a sudden it's quite difficult to explain what a module is lol. So basically in economics one of my modules is an 'Introduction to Economics' and another is 'Britain in the World Economy'. Accounting is split in to management and financial accounting. Then there are other modules that are not worth as much that are basically there to help you once you graduate so they help you create your CV, with references and all that jazz.
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