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Original post by Pandora.
I could try, but I'm not sure if there'll be enough room this year. 
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You already handled the D this year though and looking at your grade you seem to have passed with flying colours. I'm sure that's created more than enough room for further Ds.
Original post by Boy_wonder_95
Does your school do any Ds Felix? 
They don't force the Ds on anyone but let you take the D if you want to.
inb4 usy gives us all warning points
Original post by keromedic
In any case, I've heard that although D1 isn't that difficult, D2 is genuinely hard. Can any one else verify this?
It's only harder because there aren't as many resources for it (revision guides, GOOD textbooks etc). It's very similar to be fair: it's nothing to worry about if you have an okay teacher.
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Original post by CJG21
What AS grades did you get if you don't mind me asking? I'm looking at some of those unis for chemistry and I want to see my competition 
I got As in Biology, Chemistry and Maths, and As in the Further Maths modules that I did, but I only took two modules for that so haven't done the full AS. How about you? And where else are you looking at? Do you have five in mind?
Original post by Pandora.
Hmm, good question. My D1 teacher was actually the head of dept, but I know from other subjects that the better teacher teachers the harder stuff (eg. exam content), while the other is left to teach stuff like coursework, which is easier to both teach and edit if not up to standard.
Fair enough. I was lucky to have mostly good teachers this yr
. Thinking about it, I may not be able to do my intended subjects next year. I hope my timetable works out!!
Original post by keromedic
Fair enough. Like how in S1 there's loads of topics and in S2, it's just distribution, afaik?
Not sure, haven't done most of S2 yet. You know exactly what to do in D2.
Original post by Felix Felicis
Feel free to drop me a PM anytime if you ever need help with the D in future.
Dw brah, maybe you can use mad FP3 integration skillz to calculate the volume of revolution of the double Ds.
Hahahahaha
Dw brah, maybe you can use mad FP3 integration skillz to calculate the volume of revolution of the double Ds.
Hahahahaha
I cant wait to apply FP3 to real life scenarios maybe ill get the V this way
Original post by keromedic
What's the point of doing M5, for non mathmos and physicists?
Enjoyment if you like Mechanics? But you don't need to go that high you can balance it out with Stats modules
Original post by CJG21
All these mathematicians... :/
All these mathematicians... :/
I know
(although I can't talk really... Love a bit of maths...) A perfect degree...
Chemistry with Biology and Medicinal Chemistry and some Maths with a Year Abroad.
^ perfection
Original post by techno836
Okay thanks and good luck
and good luck You too
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Original post by CharlieBoardman
Good luck. And I know.. But pretty much all of my final answers ageed with a couple of the people in my class who no managed 100UMS each.. Might get my script back..
I think I'm doing 4 anyway. I'm not sure, really undecided and worrying about it.
Original post by Robbie242 I cant wait to apply FP3 to real life scenarios maybe ill get the V this way
I cant wait to apply FP3 to real life scenarios maybe ill get the V this wayVolume of revolution?
Original post by L'Evil Fish
I know (although I can't talk really... Love a bit of maths...)
A perfect degree...
Chemistry with Biology and Medicinal Chemistry and some Maths with a Year Abroad.
^ perfection
I know
(although I can't talk really... Love a bit of maths...) A perfect degree...
Chemistry with Biology and Medicinal Chemistry and some Maths with a Year Abroad.
^ perfection
Try Scottish universities where you do three subjects in your first year?
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
I know (although I can't talk really... Love a bit of maths...)
A perfect degree...
Chemistry with Biology and Medicinal Chemistry and some Maths with a Year Abroad.
^ perfection
I know
(although I can't talk really... Love a bit of maths...) A perfect degree...
Chemistry with Biology and Medicinal Chemistry and some Maths with a Year Abroad.
^ perfection
Perfect degree: Analytical Chemistry with Darts
Original post by furryface12
I'll stick to the chem!I've seen joint honours in maths and chem, but I need to see who that's accredited by and that...
And I'll need to smash some maths modules before I consider any maths at degree level
Original post by Pandora.
Yep! Oh don't worry, I would hope that you would leave room for other people to get a word in edgeways. 
Oh don't worry, I would hope that you would leave room for other people to get a word in edgeways. ..well...
Original post by Felix Felicis
You already handled the D this year though and looking at your grade you seem to have passed with flying colours. I'm sure that's created more than enough room for further Ds.
Original post by L'Evil Fish I'll stick to the chem!
I've seen joint honours in maths and chem, but I need to see who that's accredited by and that...
And I'll need to smash some maths modules before I consider any maths at degree level
I'll stick to the chem!I've seen joint honours in maths and chem, but I need to see who that's accredited by and that...
And I'll need to smash some maths modules before I consider any maths at degree level
The Chem with Maths courses may not be RSC accredited.
Original post by usycool1
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University choices! 
If you're thinking about applying to university and want your choices in the list below, quote this post and I'll add them in for you!
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What course you're going to apply for.
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Your AS subjects (and grades if you like).
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If you'd like to make any changes, just quote me.
I'm applying for Chemical Engineering. XD
AS grades: AAAA in Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths
A2 subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths
Uni choices (for now): Oxford, Imperial, Bath, Leeds and Nottingham
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Original post by CJG21
The Chem with Maths courses may not be RSC accredited.
That is why I'd stick with the chem
Original post by L'Evil Fish I'll stick to the chem!
I've seen joint honours in maths and chem, but I need to see who that's accredited by and that...
And I'll need to smash some maths modules before I consider any maths at degree level
I'll stick to the chem!I've seen joint honours in maths and chem, but I need to see who that's accredited by and that...
And I'll need to smash some maths modules before I consider any maths at degree level
You started reading Why Chemical Reactions Happen yet?
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