UofT Economics 3rd year courses (need some easy ones based off my criteria)
My criteria for a good course.
Needs to be interesting.
I love reading about politics and articles about the world economy do interest me.
I was looking at the economic law course and it seemed interesting.
I do good in courses that are essay heavy. I have done well in political science and anthropology courses.
I did great in eco 202 but not so well in eco 200 (had gazzale).
I want 1.5 credits of 3rd year economics courses and 0.5 credits of a 4th year economics course.
I prefer the course to be interesting...not math heavy, essays are fine, the tests should not be as ridiculous as the ones that Gazzale has.
The biggest problem that I had in eco 200 was the way the material and practice problems were handled. I am not talking about an easy hand out here. I just want a course where they will actually teach you the materials that are on the test and also the ones that arent too math heavy. There were some pretty had averages even in some of my eco 202 exams. Like once the average was so low that they had to scale some people up but I wasn't scaled because my mark was good enough....
Any ideas?
I was considering economics of careers, economics of family, economic laws, urban economics, history of economics etc.
Any ideas would help me. Thanks
Needs to be interesting.
I love reading about politics and articles about the world economy do interest me.
I was looking at the economic law course and it seemed interesting.
I do good in courses that are essay heavy. I have done well in political science and anthropology courses.
I did great in eco 202 but not so well in eco 200 (had gazzale).
I want 1.5 credits of 3rd year economics courses and 0.5 credits of a 4th year economics course.
I prefer the course to be interesting...not math heavy, essays are fine, the tests should not be as ridiculous as the ones that Gazzale has.
The biggest problem that I had in eco 200 was the way the material and practice problems were handled. I am not talking about an easy hand out here. I just want a course where they will actually teach you the materials that are on the test and also the ones that arent too math heavy. There were some pretty had averages even in some of my eco 202 exams. Like once the average was so low that they had to scale some people up but I wasn't scaled because my mark was good enough....
Any ideas?
I was considering economics of careers, economics of family, economic laws, urban economics, history of economics etc.
Any ideas would help me. Thanks