Can I take Further Maths 1 as a fourth AS subjects? And is it..

To do FM as an AS, you need to complete FP1, FP2 and another applied module.

The content of the FP modules is different, but not too bad to apply once you understand it.

To do FM as an AS, you need to complete FP1, FP2 and another applied module.

The content of the FP modules is different, but not too bad to apply once you understand it.

And is it similar to C3 and C4?

I have 3 AS levels. Chemistry, Biology and Maths! I did Maths IGCSE and I was 3 marks away from an A.

I'm interested in Dentistry.

I'm also thinking of Sociology AS as a fourth subject but Im not sure if it's easy cos I havent done it before?!

You only need fp1 and 2 applied modules

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Not necessarily

To do FM as an AS, you need to complete FP1, FP2 and another applied module.

The content of the FP modules is different, but not too bad to apply once you understand it.

The applied modules are evidently different than C3 and C4, For OCR FP1, that is also very different from C3 and C4

Is edexcel different?!

Is edexcel different?!

Edexcel only requires FP1, then you choose 2 modules for FM

So basically FM at AS, I'll need to do FM1, FP1 and I already do C1, C2 and S1.

Is edexcel different?!

Just checked, yes FP1 is quite different than C3 and C4

And is it similar to C3 and C4?

I have 3 AS levels. Chemistry, Biology and Maths! I did Maths IGCSE and I was 3 marks away from an A.

I'm interested in Dentistry.

I'm also thinking of Sociology AS as a fourth subject but Im not sure if it's easy cos I havent done it before?!

What's FM1?

Further pure maths 1

Bro, I'm doing Further Maths, and even though I got an A* at GCSE, I find it quite difficult. The speed at which you need to work for an exam in the FP1 module is extremely quick for the difficulty of the questions you get asked.

At my Sixth Form, we do little bits of the module, rather than the whole module straight away. But it is very difficult, and you need to be very quick. It is quite interesting though, but it requires a lot off time and commitment, so it may take you attention away from other subjects.

It also depends on what you want to do at uni, if you want to go. If you want to do Maths, then it's obviously a must, but if you wanted to do something like medicine, then it isn't very important, as some unis are said to not count it as a separate A Level, and just look at your grade as a whole.

Is that not FP1?

Yep, i accidentally wrote it twice!