Getting ready for Maths at OU

I am looking at starting a Maths Degree at Open University later this year. I am wanting to take the Intensive start as looking at completing full time in 3 years.

My maths ability is quite high but extremely rusty as I took A-Level Maths and A-Level further maths and got an A in both but we are talking about almost 30 years ago now.

I am wondering if anyone would be able to advise on the best way to get prepared for the courses, I am sure I will pick it up as I remember some things. I have until October so plenty of time to pick it up I would have thought.

Thanks.

I am looking at starting a Maths Degree at Open University later this year. I am wanting to take the Intensive start as looking at completing full time in 3 years.

My maths ability is quite high but extremely rusty as I took A-Level Maths and A-Level further maths and got an A in both but we are talking about almost 30 years ago now.

I am wondering if anyone would be able to advise on the best way to get prepared for the courses, I am sure I will pick it up as I remember some things. I have until October so plenty of time to pick it up I would have thought.

Thanks.

I am looking at starting a Maths Degree at Open University later this year. I am wanting to take the Intensive start as looking at completing full time in 3 years.

My maths ability is quite high but extremely rusty as I took A-Level Maths and A-Level further maths and got an A in both but we are talking about almost 30 years ago now.

I am wondering if anyone would be able to advise on the best way to get prepared for the courses, I am sure I will pick it up as I remember some things. I have until October so plenty of time to pick it up I would have thought.

Thanks.

Also when I did MST124 at least ... you were permitted the handbook with "special annotations" which pretty much let you write whatever you wanted in and have the handbook with you for the exam (effectively making it open book). The challenge is more that the exam is/was multiple choice so, you really needed to be precise and avoid making simple algebra errors as there were no method marks!

I did MST124 last year and can confirm the handbook is still permitted with "special annotations", however the exam was remote when I did it so everyone was able to have their own notes in front of them.