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yeah u can transfer ! but i've heard it's competitive and u need good grades (:
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myst wrote:Hey Stringer, do you know if it is possible to transfer into the BBA program from the honours in economics program in the second year? afaik, both have the same courses for the first year so... Yes, you can. However, it is very competitive and you will need to be have very good marks to make the switch.
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r009 wrote:i got an alternate offer too annival
and i'm in the worst mood possible right now..
stringer or anyone tell me abt the honours economics program please?
is it any good? it says they only take 160 people..
i said that to people, and they said that it was cuz no one wants the program..
and basically, i want to become a CA
and URGHH ASDJKASKJDAJKLASDJKLAKJDLSADSJKL
oh and i talked to that tracy lady, and she said that if my average is above 87% they'll "review" me again
but this way i lose my brock accounting offer and my mac offer
but not like i care abt mac..
and how's the brock accounting program. i've heard good things abt that
urgh someone help?
please.. anything? anyone? and do BBA and BA eco have the exact same courses first year:S is that true?!
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also, honest opinion..
is the program any good?
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Of course, Economics is a great choice. At Laurier you can go into Ecomonics and ACCOUNTING to work towards ur CA designation. Its sorta just like the BBA, just you have a Ecomic back ground. If you like math, i would probably choose Economics over Business.
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omg this is bad!!
does anyone even know OF this program?
and thx RedD1.. iunno
my dad thinks its garbage just cuz its an alternate offer..
how shud i convince him against sending me to brock? lol
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RedD1 wrote:Of course, Economics is a great choice. At Laurier you can go into Ecomonics and ACCOUNTING to work towards ur CA designation. Its sorta just like the BBA, just you have a Ecomic back ground. If you like math, i would probably choose Economics over Business. yea what your saying is true but when it comes down to it do you want to graduate with a ba and are you okey with that personally im not thats why im leaning towards mcmaster
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r009 wrote:omg this is bad!!
does anyone even know OF this program?
and thx RedD1.. iunno
my dad thinks its garbage just cuz its an alternate offer..
how shud i convince him against sending me to brock? lol lol my family is the same stuff i have brown parents they think every university only has one program and if the name of the university is bad they hate it so even if i tell them that brock bacc is the second best acc program or w.e regardless if its true or not they only see the brock part..... tell him theres guranteed co op and iots a short root to becoming a ca
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annival, you can graduate from Laurier with a Bsc.
r009, it is up to you, Ecomonics, even though it is considered an arts program is a great degree. you can do alot with it, and sometimes it considered better than a BBA degree. but thats just my word. if you really want to go to Laurier i would go.
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RedD1 wrote:annival, you can graduate from Laurier with a Bsc.
r009, it is up to you, Ecomonics, even though it is considered an arts program is a great degree. you can do alot with it, and sometimes it considered better than a BBA degree. but thats just my word. if you really want to go to Laurier i would go. dude wtf does graduating with a bsc from laurier have to do wit anything i said?
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you can get a Bsc is economics. but you can get a Ba in economics
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RedD1 wrote:you can get a Bsc is economics. but you can get a Ba in economics your confusing me on another lvl dude how can u get a bsc in economics
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i dont know you just do, its more science based and you take science classes is all i think. its in my Laurier view book. Many universities offer Bsc in economics
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RedD1 wrote:i dont know you just do, its more science based and you take science classes is all i think. its in my Laurier view book. Many universities offer Bsc in economics oooo forget dat man den i cant do acc so w.e about dat lol my bad still...... wat u get into bba
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no word of a lie.. i'm just gonna end up going to Brock most prolly.
cuz honestly, is a BA degree even worth it?
i might as well get a BAcc, and i'm getting a scholarship as well
on top of that, brock is the second best accounting school and stuff
so iunno unless i really change my mind it'll be brock..
not sure yet
and i'm just meh abt this whole thing now
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brock is still good if you want to become a CA or even a CMA and it is one of the fastest routes to becomeing a CA or CMA. Brock is on the top 5 programs for accounting in ontario so i wouldnt worry. just go where you want, you can get courses for a CA desngation anywhere.
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r009 wrote:
no word of a lie.. i'm just gonna end up going to Brock most prolly.
cuz honestly, is a BA degree even worth it?
i might as well get a BAcc, and i'm getting a scholarship as well
on top of that, brock is the second best accounting school and stuff
so iunno unless i really change my mind it'll be brock..
not sure yet
and i'm just meh abt this whole thing now
:@
I understand your frustrated but who are you mad at? If you really don't wana go to brock you could always do an extra semester and bring up your marks and apply next year, alot of people do that. But there is no point is trying to find little things to justify you going to brock. If you really don't wana go there then you shouldn't. I also suggest you visit the campus and talk to people there to see if you can actually see yourself going there.
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P.M wrote:r009 wrote:
no word of a lie.. i'm just gonna end up going to Brock most prolly.
cuz honestly, is a BA degree even worth it?
i might as well get a BAcc, and i'm getting a scholarship as well
on top of that, brock is the second best accounting school and stuff
so iunno unless i really change my mind it'll be brock..
not sure yet
and i'm just meh abt this whole thing now
:@
I understand your frustrated but who are you mad at? If you really don't wana go to brock you could always do an extra semester and bring up your marks and apply next year, alot of people do that. But there is no point is trying to find little things to justify you going to brock. If you really don't wana go there then you shouldn't. I also suggest you visit the campus and talk to people there to see if you can actually see yourself going there. taking a year an extra year will cost you about $50,000. It doesnt really matter were you go, its what you do with what you learn.
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P.M wrote:
I understand your frustrated but who are you mad at? If you really don't wana go to brock you could always do an extra semester and bring up your marks and apply next year, alot of people do that. But there is no point is trying to find little things to justify you going to brock. If you really don't wana go there then you shouldn't. I also suggest you visit the campus and talk to people there to see if you can actually see yourself going there.
LMAOO noo man, i don't talk like this AT ALL its just that i was soo frustrated i was like ARGHH like noo its just not me but thanks tho.. that made me laugh  LOOL
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weird..my friend has 80% average and she still didn't get rejected yet..
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