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Original post by furryface12
What do you wish to do?
Original post by furryface12
Is that even a question?
Further maths of course! 
Original post by Boy_wonder_95
What do you wish to do?
Physics, I would be predicted a B in both and need to do a retake for both, so it's just down to the actual subjects I think :s
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Original post by Felix Felicis
Is that even a question? Further maths of course!
Further maths of course! You're just biased
But seriously, I actually think that might be better for a physics degree...
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Original post by furryface12
Physics, I would be predicted a B in both and need to do a retake for both, so it's just down to the actual subjects I think :s
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I think it's safe to say, most definitely Further Maths. You'll be glad you took it when you start your degree.
Original post by Boy_wonder_95
I think it's safe to say, most definitely Further Maths. You'll be glad you took it when you start your degree.
Ahh ok thank you- there are other strings attached which I don't really want to go into on here, but I think I'll just have to go for that as it does seem the more sensible option
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Original post by furryface12
You're just biased
But seriously, I actually think that might be better for a physics degree...
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But seriously, I actually think that might be better for a physics degree...
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Seriously though, objectively Further Maths will be miles more useful for your physics degree. More maths can never be a bad thing.
Original post by Felix Felicis
Seriously though, objectively Further Maths will be miles more useful for your physics degree. More maths can never be a bad thing.
Seriously though, objectively Further Maths will be miles more useful for your physics degree. More maths can never be a bad thing.
I have to say I agree with one sentence of that more than the other, but thank you
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Original post by furryface12
what do you want to do at uni?
EDIT: just read above!!
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Original post by jld310
what do you want to do at uni?
Physics, so I think the further maths is going to be better. Chemistry's more interesting but the teachers are awful and my AS grade is worse, so maybe it's better all ways round
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Original post by jld310
what do you want to do at uni?
EDIT: just read above!!
EDIT: just read above!!
I miss GCSEs... No stress!
Not the actual qualifications, A Level subjects are fine.
Just the actual change in life now
Not the actual qualifications, A Level subjects are fine.
Just the actual change in life now
Original post by Pandora.
Organising folders is the worst thing ever.
My apartment is so unitdy
. Once I sort that out on Friday, I'll organise my folders and stuff .gg first lesson cancelled out of two lessons
Original post by Robbie242
gg first lesson cancelled out of two lessons
I see
First day today. Timetable is really bad 
Original post by keromedic
My apartment is so unitdy . Once I sort that out on Friday, I'll organise my folders and stuff .
. Once I sort that out on Friday, I'll organise my folders and stuff . It's so time consuming!A good first day back, I think! Looking forward to tomorrow.
First day back today!
Have like the busiest timetable in the year (3 days with lessons full day, no lunch break or anything
) but finish early on 4 days which is nice. 
And a day with just maths... 
Have like the busiest timetable in the year (3 days with lessons full day, no lunch break or anything
) but finish early on 4 days which is nice. And a day with just maths... I'd rather have all lessons and early release or something...
I have annoying random frees
College is gonna take a while to get in to
I have annoying random frees
College is gonna take a while to get in to
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