Maths at uni

I am studying maths chemistry and physics predicted A*A*A respectively. I initially wanted to do chemical engineering, however I feel that a maths degree looks more interesting. if I take Further maths in a gap year, what unis could I apply for. Because its not all in one sitting?

I am studying maths chemistry and physics predicted A*A*A respectively. I initially wanted to do chemical engineering, however I feel that a maths degree looks more interesting. if I take Further maths in a gap year, what unis could I apply for. Because its not all in one sitting?

All unis, except London Metropolitan, they don't do maths.... or any decent subject or course.

You don't need FM to do maths at most universities. You would already be on target to meet the requirements for Bristol, for example.

but wouldn't that mean you're missing out on a lot :? If It wasn't for the reformed A-levels, I would have picked up AS and A2

Missing out on what? You'll cover FM topics, and more, in your first year in any university Maths course.

I am studying maths chemistry and physics predicted A*A*A respectively. I initially wanted to do chemical engineering, however I feel that a maths degree looks more interesting. if I take Further maths in a gap year, what unis could I apply for. Because its not all in one sitting?

I am studying maths chemistry and physics predicted A*A*A respectively. I initially wanted to do chemical engineering, however I feel that a maths degree looks more interesting. if I take Further maths in a gap year, what unis could I apply for. Because its not all in one sitting?