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Msc in trinity or ucd

  • 09-04-2020 9:58pm
    #1
    hgulee06
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    Hello.
    I graduated Ba,ucd econ/politics I am thinking either to go ucd behaviour econ or trinity MSc international development
    I am in pretty weird position tho indeed I tried trinity MSc last year for the two- months. Still, I felt I am really behinds in terms of mathematics and stats, So I had to take an off-book year to catch up my math skills...( I had no idea of linear matrix algebra etc.... also didn't take econometrics module during ucd undergraduate)
    After almost six months of studying maths by myself, I still do think I am behind on maths. There are practically only 4monts left me to catch up.... to be honest, I didn't expect this level of theoretical on my trinity course when I heard international development I thought it's more of field works rather than all maths stuff.
    Should I go back to ucd and do the master there??? or do you think I will come across a similar issue with UCD Aswell? And better off try with what has given???
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