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I have the following confirmed offers ( I am on gap year with achieved grades):
Bath - Economics
Nottingham - Industrial Economics
Leeds - Economics
I want a uni with the best reputation to land me a job at the top IB firms but I also really enjoy nightlife and going out so I want a University with good nightlife.
Bath - Economics
Nottingham - Industrial Economics
Leeds - Economics
I want a uni with the best reputation to land me a job at the top IB firms but I also really enjoy nightlife and going out so I want a University with good nightlife.
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Nottingham pretty much fits your bill.
Nottingham pretty much fits your bill.
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Only issue is that it’s Industrial Economics and not pure Econ. I am wondering how hard it would be to switch once at the university. As I know Pure Economics has much better job prospects.
Only issue is that it’s Industrial Economics and not pure Econ. I am wondering how hard it would be to switch once at the university. As I know Pure Economics has much better job prospects.
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Only issue is that it’s Industrial Economics and not pure Econ. I am wondering how hard it would be to switch once at the university. As I know Pure Economics has much better job prospects.
Only issue is that it’s Industrial Economics and not pure Econ. I am wondering how hard it would be to switch once at the university. As I know Pure Economics has much better job prospects.
Unless you want to work for a economic consultancy or as an economist I don’t think it makes much difference, why don’t you call and ask the UNI if you can change? If the entry requirements for both courses are the same and they have the space they should let you really
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