Psychology and A levels

Reply 20

profseverus

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Charlurr

And no, maths is NOT considered a science. I'm not even sure how you came to that conclusion, haaha.

I emailed all the universities I'm interested in, and they all consider maths to be a 'science'. If you notice, in the entry requirements it usually says "..at least on science subject (including mathematics).."

Reply 21

Charlurr

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profseverus

I emailed all the universities I'm interested in, and they all consider maths to be a 'science'. If you notice, in the entry requirements it usually says "..at least on science subject (including mathematics).."

Not in any of the universities I applied to "/

Reply 22

Melana

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profseverus

I emailed all the universities I'm interested in, and they all consider maths to be a 'science'. If you notice, in the entry requirements it usually says "..at least on science subject (including mathematics).."

Tis' true. It's a "science related subject", which most unis say is all they want. If they specify a science it doesn't count. I hadn't noticed your maths - that definitely helps you. I'd therefore say do the one you'll get the better grade in. You can big up your AS biology in your statement anyway.

Not sure what exam board you do for law, but one of the end exams is a right bitch. I got straight As on my modules but then got a D at the end and ended up 5 marks off an A. Boo. *warns*

Reply 23

profseverus

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7

Melana

Not sure what exam board you do for law, but one of the end exams is a right bitch. I got straight As on my modules but then got a D at the end and ended up 5 marks off an A. Boo. *warns*