<p>I’d be glad if you could give me some opinions here.</p>
<p>(remember I’m in a swiss uni, it’s not the same as the US, you get to do the exam twice in total, so if you don’t pass the 1st time, you get only one shot left)</p>
<p>I’m going to enter my 3rd and final year of uni for my bachelor degree in economics.</p>
<p>Got 36 credits on the year, need at least 48 to pass.</p>
<p>these are the exams I failed and that I have one more chance: Microeconomics (6 credits)
and Finance (6 credits). Studied this stuff only 6-7 days before, wat a ■■■■■■.</p>
<p>this is the exam I didn’t do even once, I had postponed it, so I can do it again if I fail the 1st time: History of economics (6 credits) (oral exam)</p>
<p>and I got my 20 page paper (6 credits) that I’m sure to get (normally), it’s hard to ***k this one up.</p>
<p>So basically, I’m wondering if I should do only my paper and history of economics, if I pass both, I get 36+6+6= 48 credits. Then if miss, i can still do micro and finance during my 3rd year of uni.</p>
<p>Or should I just do all 3 of them just to be sure, but if I fail finance and micro again, I’m in a bad spot</p>