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So here is my dilemma, I am in year 12 right now studying maths economics and politics. I really enjoy maths, but I don't think I am good enough to study a maths degree. I also really enjoy economics but, even at top universities, I am still unsure how mathsy it is. My fear is that I end up at Warwick or LSE and it isn't mathsy enough for my liking. Do you think I am better suited for a maths and economics degree or a straight economics degree? @Princepieman
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So here is my dilemma, I am in year 12 right now studying maths economics and politics. I really enjoy maths, but I don't think I am good enough to study a maths degree. I also really enjoy economics but, even at top universities, I am still unsure how mathsy it is. My fear is that I end up at Warwick or LSE and it isn't mathsy enough for my liking. Do you think I am better suited for a maths and economics degree or a straight economics degree? @Princepieman


The thing is, your grades should tell you if you're able to do a degree in your subject or not. If you can get an A* or A at A level then I wouldn't worry

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