Economics and Maths

Im considering taking economics and maths at university however the only thing putting me off is that i really dont like statistics. Just wondering anyone who does any degree involving these two, is there alot of statistics in this course? And has anyone not liked statistics but found it is very different to a-level and actually more interesting/enjoyable?

I did maths and economics at university. Firstly, a maths and economics course really depends on where you study it, some unis have more/less statistics. The difficult thing is that even just straight economics degrees have quite a lot of statistics and econometrics modules, so the only way you can really avoid stats is to do a straight maths degree.

Im considering taking economics and maths at university however the only thing putting me off is that i really dont like statistics. Just wondering anyone who does any degree involving these two, is there alot of statistics in this course? And has anyone not liked statistics but found it is very different to a-level and actually more interesting/enjoyable?

I did maths and economics at university. Firstly, a maths and economics course really depends on where you study it, some unis have more/less statistics. The difficult thing is that even just straight economics degrees have quite a lot of statistics and econometrics modules, so the only way you can avoid stats to a greater degree is to do a straight maths degree.

Personally in my degree, it was far more heavily weighted towards maths and stats, though you could pick your optional modules based on your interests to an extent. I think quite a lot of people ended up picking statistics, econometrics and economics modules where they could as they were a lot easier than the maths modules.