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  • 21-06-2007 11:08pm
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    cartman444
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    im in 5th year and im wondering whether to drop hons irish and maths to pass and take up economics in 6th year as i think there is less work involved in doing the whole economics course in one year than the irish or maths courses......what should i do?


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    [Deleted User]
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    Talk to your teachers, or people who have completed those courses?

    Do you even know whether you'd like economics? I hated it for the LC.


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    carlowboy
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    I wouldn't call Economics a gimme A1 by any stretch.


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    md99
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    carlowboy wrote:
    I wouldn't call Economics a gimme A1 by any stretch.

    hell no...especially not considering the recent trend.

    maybe in the 90s...


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    Shane80
    Closed Accounts Posts: 75 ✭✭Shane80


    cartman444 wrote:
    im in 5th year and im wondering whether to drop hons irish and maths to pass and take up economics in 6th year as i think there is less work involved in doing the whole economics course in one year than the irish or maths courses......what should i do?

    Don’t think about picking economics for only one year its far to hard for anyone to learn a subject like that . I got a A2 higher level…. I found it hard to get it and a lot of work when into that subject in two years !! . :D;)


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