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What's the diff. between BS and AB eco?
Again, I've already answered that question before, so for easier reference, i'll just copy it here: "The main difference is that the AB Economics has more subjects than BS Economics, because in AB Eco, you take up subjects like HISTCIV (History of Civilization), INTGLOS (Introduction to Global Society), PHILOPE (Philosophy of Person), and GREATWK (The Great Works), which makes AB longer than one term then BS Eco. Also, while AB Eco students take up PUBFINA (Theory of Public Finance), BS Eco students take up ECOIORG (Economics of Industrial Organization). Although they differ in some aspects, when graduating, it doesn’t really make much of a difference. However, BS Eco is more suited for those who plan to be in the business/corporate world, while AB Eco is more suited for policy making, those who plan to be involved with the government. Although of course, you’ll still have the same economic foundation." Most probably the same job opportunities as well. :) Yes, it's going to be quite easy because Economics students are well educated. ;) I'll copy what I've already researched on about the job opportunities for Eco students: "There are actually a lot of job opportunities for Economics students because the degree program offers an intensive training for the students. Students can pursue law, since Eco is a pre-law course. They can also venture in the corporate world and be employed in a private firm. They can also take up graduate and doctorate studies, and then become a part of the academe world as a professor. They can also be employed as Economic consultants. They can also choose to be involved in the government. These are but some of the career paths for Economics. You can also view http://www.hope.edu/academic/economics/claar/jobs.html for more details. :)" If ever you do decide to shift, welcome to the School of Economics! :D
What do you want to know? :)
Where can i get a flowchart for eco courses online? and can I take eco courses even though I haven't shifted?
Sorry, there aren't any flowcharts for eco courses online. :( However, you may want to take a look at the subjects and degree programs of SOE through this link: http://www.dlsu.edu.ph/academics/programs/undergraduate/soe/ Flowcharts can be obtained through going to the Eco Dept, LS 207, or through the SOE Office, North Conservatory. If i'm not mistaken, they're also available at the photocopying center near Medrano hall. :) Yes, you may take Eco subjects even though you haven't shifted, but you may need to consult with/ask permission from the Eco Dept first. ;)
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any comments on ms latoja for econ?
You have to work really hard in her class, and there's even a defense at the end of the term. She has lecture notes and delivers it properly. :)
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can buscalc/finmat1 be credited to mateco1?
When I asked the Eco Dept, neither can be credited to MATECO1, since MATECO1 involves a little bit more calculus and more economic applications than BUSCALC and FINMAT1 is an MFI subject. Sorry :(
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He gives fair grades, but you really have to work hard in his class. He's fond of giving essay exams, reaction papers, and a term paper. Hope this helped! :D
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THE COSTS OF MAJORING IN ECONOMICS
There are a lot of costs in economics, but it boils down to one main cost - the time an economics major spends on his or her studies, especially in the major subjects. :) Doing school work, like case analyses, problem sets, and reading textbooks, are part of the costs in economics, because rather than partying, hanging out with friends, or spending time on other interests, we have to study really hard for our subjects. When exam season comes, we truly go the extra mile by conducting study groups to aid us in surviving our hell weeks. Though personally, taking up eco is an investment because you'd be trained to analyze, persevere, and study well in this degree program, with the guidance you can get with very competent eco profs. :)
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does econorg have a formsp[ring?
Nope, not at this time. Maybe they would make one this coming school year. :)
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