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Whats the difference between BA(Hons) and BSc(Hons) in Business economics?

I do understand that BA stands for (Bachelor of Arts ) and BSc stands for (Bachelor of Science)

What i don't get is what difference does it make? and what difference would it make on doing Business Economics? :confused:

Applying to uni through UCAS in a few weeks, and i have done research on the course, and both degree of BA and BSc have the same syllabus and course context. so what is the difference?

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Origami Bullets

If they've got the same syllabus then there's no difference.

Sometimes, in economics, BA and BSc can mean the difference between a more essay based or a more maths based course, but this isn't always the case. Sometimes it's just a different name.