Readers Question why is it that some universities will prefer students not to take business studies as well?
I think the main reason is that some universities think they are too close in terms of content and style. There is some overlap of the syllabus. For example:
- Economies of Scale
- Concepts of Efficiency
- External influences (macro economics) interest rates, inflation, economic growth and exchange rates.
There was also a time when there was a perception (whether fair or not) that Business Studies was a ‘dumbed down’ version of Economics.
To be honest, I think it is a bit harsh that some universities don’t accept both economics and Business as apart from a few areas of overlap they are independent subjects worth studying on their own merits.
It is worth checking closely which universities object to both A Levels; there are several universities who do accept both. Although off the top of my head I can’t name them.





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