Is economics, computer science and math a good a level combo? | r/IGCSE | Page 1

inner token Dec 14, 2023, 4:03 PM

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i want to take econ, cs and math in a level as i'm interested in majoring in cs and econ in the future, however, i don't know if it's a classy combo for universities. plus, i don't know if i should take physics or not in case i want to major in cs, but i don't see myself ever using physics in terms of my career skulldistorted any suggestions or guidance?

plus, i'm currently in igcse 3 and do not take econ lmao, but i do know a few ppl irl who are taking econ as of now despite not taking it in o levels/igcse. i just compared the syllabuses of igcse and a level econ, and a level econ looks obv more advanced than igcse.

dim shore Dec 15, 2023, 2:09 PM

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have you considered taking further math? you'll want to take it if you want to get into competitive uk unis but not important otherwise

i was originally planning to do math further math cs and econs for actuarial science at first so yes i think it's a good combo, there are others who take it too

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i didnt take econs in igcse either and im not struggling with the subject content, but you need to be good at writing essays which im no good at

inner token Dec 15, 2023, 4:11 PM

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dim shore have you considered taking further math? you'll want to take it if you want to g...

ngl, i don't feel ready to even think about furthur math skulldistorted

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i feel like

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that will put a lot of burden

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on me

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even tho maths is fun

#Is economics, computer science and math a good a level combo?