Is it possible to do Maths AS and A2 in one year and do both exams in june 2015? I really need it for my course!
I already covered around 80% of the curriculum by doing IB Math SL and part of mechanics in Physics HL. I already know it will be hard, but im up for it. I just would like to know if it is allowed.
I already read many threads created by people who did this, but the latest one was written 2 years ago, and then it was possible. I want to make sure that this information is still true.
Yeah definitely I knew a couple of people who taken 3 intensives at once (including maths) - definitely doable if you work hard and have the natural ability.
Is it possible to do Maths AS and A2 in one year and do both exams in june 2015? I really need it for my course!
I already covered around 80% of the curriculum by doing IB Math SL and part of mechanics in Physics HL. I already know it will be hard, but im up for it. I just would like to know if it is allowed.
I already read many threads created by people who did this, but the latest one was written 2 years ago, and then it was possible. I want to make sure that this information is still true.
No, it's Maths A level in one year. It's true that some schools offer Maths A level in one year followed by Further Maths in one year but that doesn't make the first year Further Maths.
No, it's Maths A level in one year. It's true that some schools offer Maths A level in one year followed by Further Maths in one year but that doesn't make the first year Further Maths.
It used to be the standard way of doing Maths and Further Maths A levels. However, taking AS Maths and AS Further maths in Year 12 has become a more popular option as some universities effectively penalise candidates who complete an A level a year early. Medicine applicants, in particular, are generally required to get (say) A*AA from 3 A levels completed in Year 13, ignoring whatever they got in Year 12. Candidates who can get an A* or A in Maths may struggle to get it in Further Maths.
Thank you so much guys! I had to drop Cambridge for lots of reasons, including having just 2 sciences at Higher Level in my IB diploma. But now that I know that I can take math A level I will give Imperial a shot!
It used to be the standard way of doing Maths and Further Maths A levels. However, taking AS Maths and AS Further maths in Year 12 has become a more popular option as some universities effectively penalise candidates who complete an A level a year early. Medicine applicants, in particular, are generally required to get (say) A*AA from 3 A levels completed in Year 13, ignoring whatever they got in Year 12. Candidates who can get an A* or A in Maths may struggle to get it in Further Maths.
Ahhh yeah - ours cash in AS maths in the first year, then they cash in A2 maths and further the second year
I got in touch with my local British Council and they agreed to let me take the exam! I'm so happy!
I can chose between two boards, Edexcel Pearson or Cambridge International Examination, which one is easier/more highly regarded/more similar to the math SL syllabus?
I got in touch with my local British Council and they agreed to let me take the exam! I'm so happy!
I can chose between two boards, Edexcel Pearson or Cambridge International Examination, which one is easier/more highly regarded/more similar to the math SL syllabus?
Thank you soo much!
Why do you need permission from your local british council~?
Why do you need permission from your local british council~?
I live abroad and my school offers the IB diploma programme. The British Council takes private candidates for GCSEs/IGCSEs, IELTS and AS/A2 levels. I would need to take the exam there.
I live abroad and my school offers the IB diploma programme. The British Council takes private candidates for GCSEs/IGCSEs, IELTS and AS/A2 levels. I would need to take the exam there.