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What are the differences between a level economics and a level business. I’m asking this because i’ve seen that it’s not advised to do both as they share similar topics. What are the courses like and where can they lead you; economics does seem interesting to me however i don’t know where you can use the knowledge from it other than an economics degree.
I really want to know what economics is like, I liked human geography at gcse and i’ve seen people compare economics as just human geography.
I really want to know what economics is like, I liked human geography at gcse and i’ve seen people compare economics as just human geography.
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Many Unis will not accecpt both subects together because of percieved 'overlap'.
Its sometimes its the same for PE and Biology.
Economics isnt 'like' Geograhy - its sold maths-orientated subject and this is why most folk doing Ecoomics will also be doing Maths and probably FM as well, Business is more contextual, about business processes and scenarios, and doesnt rely so heavily on maths - although a good GCSE Maths grade is usually needed if you want to follow this with a degree in Business,
Go ant talk to the relevant teachers and look at the text books used for each A level.
Its sometimes its the same for PE and Biology.
Economics isnt 'like' Geograhy - its sold maths-orientated subject and this is why most folk doing Ecoomics will also be doing Maths and probably FM as well, Business is more contextual, about business processes and scenarios, and doesnt rely so heavily on maths - although a good GCSE Maths grade is usually needed if you want to follow this with a degree in Business,
Go ant talk to the relevant teachers and look at the text books used for each A level.
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