Is doing Maths, Further maths, Chemistry, Physics too hard?

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Reply 20

Mike_123

Original post by purpura

Just wondering

hardest a level combination imo

Reply 21

Chief Wiggum

If you're good at those subjects, then no, of course it wouldn't be too hard.

Difficulty is completely subjective. Obviously people manage to do those subjects every year, with plenty of people getting good grades with that combination.

Reply 22

Chief Wiggum

Original post by Sam98x

maths, further maths and physics?
seriously there is no need to have all three, i would drop physics and choose another subject to show your all rounded.
universities prefer that.

Absolute nonsense.

Reply 23

Cameron.M

Original post by Chief Wiggum

Absolute nonsense.

Completely agree with you
That poster speaking absolute rubbish

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Reply 24

Sam98x

Original post by Chief Wiggum

Absolute nonsense.

GEEZ GUYS I GET IT. IVE JUST FINISHED YEAR 11. i was just speaking from a point of view that i was given from my teachers. Anyone wanting to go into medical field should take bio,chem or if not chem then maths OR physics. So i assumed that in this case physics and maths is regarded the same and so there would be no point taking maths further maths and physics ontop of that but obviously OP wants to go into something other than medical i presume like engineering. So just ignore my previous post please.

Reply 25

Dilzo999

Original post by Sam98x

Yeah I understand, it's annoying when 5+ people tell you the same ****ing thing.

Reply 26

suzywithaZY

Original post by Sam98x

Wow, you really have no clue, do you? What do you mean 'if not Chem'? To get into any medical school in the country, you must have Chemistry. Always. Some don't mind whether you have Biology or not.

Reply 27

Sam98x

Original post by Dilzo999

Yeah I understand, it's annoying when 5+ people tell you the same ****ing thing.

I know right? :s-smilie:

Reply 28

Sam98x

Original post by thechemistress

Wow, you really have no clue, do you? What do you mean 'if not Chem'? To get into any medical school in the country, you must have Chemistry. Always. Some don't mind whether you have Biology or not.

I am not in any way interested in the medical field so therefore i dont care to be honest. But im 100% sure on this previous post i made because i was told it by my career advisor when i actually thought i gave a crap about going into medicine.

Reply 29

Trainz

Depends on how you find them, really. If you find Maths hard in general, then you're going to have to be working a lot for them.

In my case, I did Physics, Chemistry,Biology and Maths. I find Physics and Maths to be very manageable as the math involved isn't too hard for me. Chemistry and Biology on the other hand are what take up most of my time. I haven't done A2 yet.

Reply 30

suzywithaZY

Original post by Sam98x

Yeah, you're wrong. I really don't see why you're 100% sure.

Reply 31

Chief Wiggum

Original post by Sam98x

Yeah you're wrong about the medicine thing as well.

Reply 32

Sam98x

Original post by thechemistress

Yeah, you're wrong. I really don't see why you're 100% sure.

And i really dont see why your so butthurt.

Reply 33

suzywithaZY

Original post by Sam98x

And i really dont see why your so butthurt.

Please go and learn the definition of butthurt.

Honestly Sam, I would refrain from giving any more advice. Pretty much everything you've said on here has been incorrect :rofl:

Edit: And your grammar is pretty ****. It's *you're

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Reply 34

purpura

Original post by sgulmedic

OP, first of all, I cannot understand why your username is the name of a skin condition.

However, with respect to your choices, Maths, Further Maths and Physics have components in similar. If you chose the Mechanics module of Maths / Further maths instead of Statistics, it would serve very much in your favour. A lot of the topics in the Mechanics module and Physics overlap.

I do not think it is hard at all.

Purpura is latin for purple