And mathematicians have a God complex because it's the hardest subject, and to be an exceptional mathematician requires a severely intelligent person. We have to be honest with ourselves, they are the best. All praise tho mathematicians! It is them who we adore!
Chemistry, physics, maths. But in terms of what I was actually studying, chemistry and physics. I think we can all agree that A level maths is in dire need of a remodel. Perhaps more integration and some geometry? Seriously, the most advanced question in core 3 june 2013 was sohcahtoa..
I don't have time for further maths but it does look interesting... Maybe I should have chosen it, I just didn't expect core maths to be so easy and boring. I picked the wrong subjects and I realized that after my AS year because I had somewhat of a late aptitude for the sciences.
But at least I didn't go for the humanities, OH GOD THE HORROR!
2/3 of my A levels are humanities. My university course specifies that they prefer humanities which is WHY I chose them. Them subjects being History and Sociology, 2 subjects which have a rather large amount of content. So explain why humanities are so bad?
Chemistry, physics, maths. But in terms of what I was actually studying, chemistry and physics. I think we can all agree that A level maths is in dire need of a remodel. Perhaps more integration and some geometry? Seriously, the most advanced question in core 3 june 2013 was sohcahtoa..
Clearly you're not that good if you couldn't handle FM on top of that.
Obviously tricky subjects, but if maths is so easy I see no reason why you couldn't have taken on something more challenging as well. Unless you're just arrogant and giving it all that, pretending that stuff is too easy for you to stroke your complex ego.
Clearly you're not that good if you couldn't handle FM on top of that.
I already told you that I made the wrong decision when picking my subjects. I had a friend a year above me who was constantly doing further maths homework every darn day. I just couldn't be bothered with that ****. I know a lot of further maths from my own interests outside of school anyway. I don't need a measly A level certificate to show that I can pass *cough* ace a standardized exam designed for most people. Don't be silly. I was also expecting physics to have some decent maths.. Oh how wrong I was... A levels are poor.
I already told you that I made the wrong decision when picking my subjects. I had a friend a year above me who was constantly doing further maths homework every darn day. I just couldn't be bothered with that ****. I know a lot of further maths from my own interests outside of school anyway. I don't need a measly A level certificate to show that I can pass *cough* ace a standardized exam designed for most people. Don't be silly. I was also expecting physics to have some decent maths.. Oh how wrong I was... A levels are poor.
You should really quit while your ahead. You're making a fool of yourself on this and insulting quite a lot of people...
2/3 of my A levels are humanities. My university course specifies that they prefer humanities which is WHY I chose them. Them subjects being History and Sociology, 2 subjects which have a rather large amount of content. So explain why humanities are so bad?
I already told you that I made the wrong decision when picking my subjects. I had a friend a year above me who was constantly doing further maths homework every darn day. I just couldn't be bothered with that ****. I know a lot of further maths from my own interests outside of school anyway. I don't need a measly A level certificate to show that I can pass *cough* ace a standardized exam designed for most people. Don't be silly. I was also expecting physics to have some decent maths.. Oh how wrong I was... A levels are poor.
Actually, you do need a certificate before you can make stupid claims like "I could ace further maths". Otherwise we could just tell anybody we could do anything, right?
FM gets quite tricky in places, especially since most people do it as a fourth subject. Just because you think you could do it doesn't mean you actually could, to any degree of success. You're making a fool of yourself making such statements.