關於選修(經濟)科的問題 - 備戰大學

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Sorry, first time come here. Wrong ENTER.

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各位家長好!

小女正為選科而煩惱, 請問
1. (經濟)科難讀嗎?
2. 適合甚麽性格或志向的人去讀?

謝謝!

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小女正為選科而煩惱, 請問
1. (經濟)科難讀嗎? (因人而已，如果鍾意，唔會覺得難。小兒覺得幾生活化，幾實用。)
2. 適合甚麽性格或志向的人去讀? (聽小兒說，內向及外向型既同學都有d ok, 有d 唔 ok。文科或理科都查唔多，但要留意，如果想大學會選經濟，要睇請楚學科要求，有d勁既大學要學生修讀數學M1/M2重要好成績。)

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Yanamami 以前U有科elective: Managerial Economics, 全計數. 我數學差, 覺得好難. 完全唔知發生乜事. 發表於 12-4-27 20:17

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BAFS vs ECON, what's your guys comments?

thanks in advance

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Hi hhma,

I prefer Econ.

Please also see below link especially the last entry of csy_ma about BAFS :

http://www.edu-kingdom.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2361782&extra=page%3D2
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hhma 發表於 12-4-28 16:28
BAFS vs ECON, what's your guys comments?

thanks in advance

我當年幫個仔揀咗ECON，當年我搵咗ECON同BAFS(之前有科係叫企業概論／商業概論之類---sorry，太耐唔記得）以前公開考試（CE／AL／ASL？太耐唔記得。）嘅年報睇，綜合呢幾年嘅觀察，我有以下嘅印象：
1）以前, ECON嘅公開考試優良比率同合格率都比BFAS(企業概論／商業概論)高，當然年年唔同，學生唔同，但也可以參考下，你去圖書館睇下啦，
2）早排報紙報導話BAFS嘅課程內容多，教唔晒書。我諗其中一個原因係呢科比較新，設計課程者同d老師都未必掌握得好好，目前應該係唔太容易讀，ECON係已經發展咗幾十年，大家已經知道個遊戲規則，所以，我估計無論係讀或者考試，ECON應該容易過BAFS。

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HapptCAT888 發表於 12-4-27 16:38
各位家長好!

小女正為選科而煩惱, 請問

我阿女兩科都有讀....她 LIKE ECON 多過BAFS.......

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For picking economics in a university, well versed in mathematics is indispensable. As you proceed to higher and higher level, you will find that the use of mathematics and statistics, sometimes, may suffocate an art student who is weak in mathematics and statistics.

In my viewpoints, economics lays emphasis on theories and although interesting; making good use of them take a lot of time because you need to digest the implications of those theories and to blend them with real life experience.

However, in secondary education level, I don't think the syllabus entails much mathematics. Personal interest, in this stage, may be the most crucial factor to be considered. If your kid shows his/her own preference in the subject, why not let he/she make his/her own decision? If one has interest in a subject, he will work hard for it.

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hhma thanks!
他就正是15/16, 哈哈發表於 12-4-29 16:03

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I would like to know that whether it is common to select 3 electives ( physic, Chem and Econ and M1 in S4 or option 2: Physic, Chem and Bio and M2. Which one is better and got higher chance to attain good grades? My son is good at Math, Science and IH and he is interetsed in Econ as compared with Bio, in that case, Will Econ a better choice than Bio, . Also, is it common in the other secondary schools, takes three electives +M1 or M2... will the workload too high?thank you in advance for your kind advice.

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Both options are very common for students who are good at science subjects and Maths. For choices between M1 (calculus & statistics) or M2 (calculus & Algebra), it depends on your son's interest and learning capacity in the specific areas. My son's Maths teacher said M1 is easier than M2, so the workload for M1 will be less.

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Dear Chan-2,
Thank you very much for your kind advice. I learnt that studying Bio required a lot of hard work and extra effort to get a good grade as compared with Econ, is that right? Is it make more sense to study M1 and Econ rather than Bio and M1. please advise. Thanks a lot!
Goodwill

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What's your kid's choice in university? If he/she aims for MBBS or BBA, the choice can be different, don't just focus on good grades.
I know some friend's kid, who aims for good grades, at the end his choices are limited.

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From my son's personal experience, he can get high grades with quite certainty in phi, chem, bio and math, if he work hard, though he don't like bio. My son has no idea on econ, and i cannot expect the same result from him with econ, though I personally think Econ may be easier.
For some students, my son's most classmates, they opt for m2 and the math teacher said m2 is not more difficult than pure math (hkce).
My son choose m1, and your option 1.
I think if your son will consider studying engineering, then choose m2.

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The above are my son's experience and his choice. Anchan59 is in better position to give you advice.

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本帖最後由 goodwill 於 12-4-30 20:43 編輯

Dear Chan-2 and ANChan59,
The ;parents in baby kingdom are always kind and ;professional to give valuable advice to us. Yes, your advice inspires me... My son will prefer BBA rather than MBB, or even like engineering. when there is a will, there is a way. Once again, thank you very much! Cheers
Goodwill

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goodwill
According to your son's choice of programs, BBA or Engg, his choices of subject are:

BBA - Chem, Phy, Economics, no need for M1/M2
Engg - Phy, Chem, M1 >> M2

If you check with university admission requirements, 3 electives not necessary have better chances......

God grant me the serenity
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courage to change the things I can;
and wisdom to know the difference.