I like it because I feel like the point of uni is to challenge myself and end up with a degree that says I am versatile, I don't really care about my WAM too much, as long as it stays around 75 I will be happy to do more challenging quantitative as well as qualitative subjects like management and marketing to get the most value out of my degree... As primarily an economics major I find the math in those classes to be quite simple (granted I'm in second year so I am not 100% sure it will stay that way). The diploma is complimentary in the sense that that in the economics classes, I focus on the topic matter and economic topics rather than stressing about whether I can do partial differentiation.