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What is harder: BSc Accounting or BSc Economics

username246000

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Reply 1

Malsy

Why are you pretending to be a subscriber?
Why have you got the same avvy as someone else? ; you thief.

Reply 2

username246000

Malsy

Why are you pretending to be a subscriber?
Why have you got the same avvy as someone else? ; you thief.

Same avvy as everyone else, what? And no I'm not a subscriber...yet :biggrin:

. I'm planning to though very soon, I'm just merely stating I want to be a subscriber. :smile:

Reply 3

username246000

But lets get back to the thread guys.

Reply 4

Malsy

cruciform

Same avvy as everyone else, what? And no I'm not a subscriber...yet :biggrin:

. I'm planning to though very soon, I'm just merely stating I want to be a subscriber. :smile:

I said someone else. :biggrin:

OK, erm, and there are no other guys here :tumble:

Reply 5

username246000

Malsy

I said someone else. :biggrin:

OK, erm, and there are no other guys here :tumble:

there will be..hopefully :s-smilie:

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username246000

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I though economics was much more respect. does anyone know if accounting is respected at all?

Reply 9

.ACS.

Apples and oranges and all... but economics is definitely more quantitative in nature compared to accounting.

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username246000

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Reply 11

.ACS.

cruciform

Yes but would you say it is harder or same, or even less difficulty? I would say I have a good enough level of mathematics, would I be suited to economics or accounting?

It really depends on the individual in question. I'd certainly say, though, that it could be argued that economics is harder due to the much more quantitative nature.

Reply 12

james_dow

cruciform

Yes but would you say it is harder or same, or even less difficulty? I would say I have a good enough level of mathematics, would I be suited to economics or accounting?