Okay, don't just read the title and think "What a dumb question. Of course UNSW!". So here's the deal:
I have an interest in both Marketing and Psychology (they're related any way) so I decided to apply to UWS and UNSW - UWS has a double degree (B Arts/B Business and Commerce) and for UNSW, it is just Arts (Psychology) - which I believe, is useless alone.
I received offers to both and I can't decide - with the double at UWS, I have more options and the degree seems to give more opportunities than the Arts at UNSW, despite it being at a "regular" uni but at the "prestige" UNSW, I could only achieve up to the level of getting an offer for Arts. With the double, I could also take a Masters in Education if I decided not to work in Business.
Back in school, I was an average student - struggled in maths and dropped it in Year 12 (although Probability & Statistics were my best topics).
Would the workload at UNSW be heavier and more difficult?
To sum up:
A single at a prestigious uni or a double at a regular uni?
I have an interest in both Marketing and Psychology (they're related any way) so I decided to apply to UWS and UNSW - UWS has a double degree (B Arts/B Business and Commerce) and for UNSW, it is just Arts (Psychology) - which I believe, is useless alone.
I received offers to both and I can't decide - with the double at UWS, I have more options and the degree seems to give more opportunities than the Arts at UNSW, despite it being at a "regular" uni but at the "prestige" UNSW, I could only achieve up to the level of getting an offer for Arts. With the double, I could also take a Masters in Education if I decided not to work in Business.
Back in school, I was an average student - struggled in maths and dropped it in Year 12 (although Probability & Statistics were my best topics).
Would the workload at UNSW be heavier and more difficult?
To sum up:
A single at a prestigious uni or a double at a regular uni?