Economics Degree, will these A-Levels be ok?

Hi, I'm thinking of doing an economics degree. The current AS levels I'm taking are; AS Economics, AS Statistics, AS Geography and AS English Language. I intend on taking them all through to A2. How do these sound to you? Will they be ok A-Levels for an economics degree?
Many Thanks :colondollar:

Reply 1

gr8wizard10

u need maths for most good econ courses. econ at uni is basically applied maths

Reply 2

BobertXVI

Maths is needed for Economics at higher rated unis; as to the statement that Econ is just 'applied maths', it depends on what course you're applying to; BSc courses are more maths focused, whereas BA courses (with the exception of Durham and Oxbridge) are more focused on essay writing.

Reply 3

Yousf

I'm doing AS Economics AS maths AS business AS computing.

Reply 4

grassntai

MATTTTTHHHHHHSSSSS

needed.

Reply 5

username1514999

Maths instead of Statistics or English Language. :smile:

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Reply 6

Tyler1409

Original post by Anonynous

u need maths for most good econ courses. econ at uni is basically applied maths

Really? I personally thought statistics would have been more helpful than mathematics, that's why I chose it. Would stats not be accepted by Uni's as a good enough math qualification for the course then?