[hooly]

Hi, guys!

If everything goes OK with the visa, I'll be joining Warwick to do MSc in Economics.

I would like to prepare myself a little for the studies and to revise economics, econometrics and math.

Can anybody help me by advising some books I should use while doing that?

I've seen course structures, but there are so many books..

Moreover, how hard is math?

[destination unknown]

(Original post by hooly)
Hi, guys!

If everything goes OK with the visa, I'll be joining Warwick to do MSc in Economics.

I would like to prepare myself a little for the studies and to revise economics, econometrics and math.

Can anybody help me by advising some books I should use while doing that?

I've seen course structures, but there are so many books..

Moreover, how hard is math?

Usually, lecturers will do some revision during the first week and will recommend books for students who need more practice. So wait until you start to evaluate your level

[sil3nt_cha0s]

(Original post by hooly)
Hi, guys!

If everything goes OK with the visa, I'll be joining Warwick to do MSc in Economics.

I would like to prepare myself a little for the studies and to revise economics, econometrics and math.

Can anybody help me by advising some books I should use while doing that?

I've seen course structures, but there are so many books..

Moreover, how hard is math?

I thought Warwick didn't have a Masters in Economics you could do

[hooly]

(Original post by destination unknown)
Usually, lecturers will do some revision during the first week and will recommend books for students who need more practice. So wait until you start to evaluate your level

Are you studying at MSc Economics course? So many questions

The thing is, that f.e. my macroeconomics is really bad, and I'm sure that one week of revision won't be enough for me..)

[hooly]

(Original post by sil3nt_cha0s)
I thought Warwick didn't have a Masters in Economics you could do

haha why would you think that?

[sil3nt_cha0s]

(Original post by hooly)
haha why would you think that?

because I want to do one but I'm told there is only a 3 year course for Economics.

[TheTallOne]

(Original post by sil3nt_cha0s)
because I want to do one but I'm told there is only a 3 year course for Economics.

I think you will need to apply for the masters in your third year (ie progression isn't automatic/not guaranteed when you apply via UCAS).

This seems to be the course page.