employment prospects after gaining an economics degree? good or bad?
helpppppppppppppppppp , from a top 30 unis
A rather self-explanatory question. If you get a 1st from a top university you'd have extremely good career prospects - it's a competitive and highly sought after course. But if you fail the course, you won't have as good prospects.
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