Not sure about A-level Maths. Help?

Hi there,
As someone who took Maths at AS-Level, your grades seem fine to me.
My advice is definitely not to worry - unlike some subjects, Maths is always about building upon what you already know and expanding your knowledge. Of course, the better understanding you have on your GCSE Maths course, the easier you will find A-Level Maths.

From my experience, because I managed to get an A in Maths at GCSE, the jump to A-Level wasn't as big, but it was still challenging.
As long as you go over what you've learnt, and made sure you understand stuff, then you should be fine (which I did not do enough of).

I'm not sure about A2 Maths, since I dropped it after Year 12, but A2 maths is just again, building upon your AS Maths. Then again A-Level in general is requires effort.

I hoped this helps & good luck!

I found there was a huge jump up to AS, but it's possible. How much do you enjoy maths? Because that helps a lot.


xxshystarxx said that AS maths builds on your foundations from GCSE, however there isn't really anything to build on. Maths really starts at AS. A2 does build on AS though.

I found as maths impossible, the jump is ridiculous. I got a b at gcse and am going to resit as this year. It takes a LOT of time hard work and dedication
If you don't have an interest I would not recommend it at all. Very very difficult a new language and very different to gcse.


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I think I'll still try it tbh because I don't want to regret not trying it , who knows I might love it! I do enjoy maths

I'm looking to take A-level maths and am currently in year 11.
Everyone keeps saying to me how hard it is and it's making me worry about it ,I'm aiming for an A and have never really struggled in maths,but nor am I in top set getting 90/100 on tests.My teacher thinks I can do it as long as I work I hard, I got a B in my recent mocks.

any advice from anyone?

thanks in advanced