Most UK universities don't even ask for A* in maths for any course, let alone the one I want to do I so I'm not overly worried. I don't even need it at A-Level for what I want to do but I figured it would give me important skills.(Original post by Duke Glacia)
Im not sure but s1 and d1 might suit you. Its akk uobto you though
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- 28-10-2015 23:44
(Original post by Duke Glacia)
That's very interesting. Youre interests really varied .....
I wanted to be a wwe prowrestler when i was small but now i really dont know what to become.
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IMO... let's just that it takes over 4 hours for me to solve one of those questions sometimes. -
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As I said the shock at the start of a Mathematics degree is very common. I warn my own students about it so they can deal better with it when/if it comes.
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Any way to lessen the jump/shock in difficulty before we start university or is that something we will just deal with once we're there? -
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*I did Computing, so of course I'm naturally curious.
... because I did not enjoy Pure maths.
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- 03-11-2015 13:50
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Why TeeEm?
*I did Computing, so of course I'm naturally curious.
This as well.
Just was not for me (I guess I did not have a real interest in it/ we are talking 30 years ago) -
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There is nothing wrong with computing, I truly admire you.
Just was not for me (I guess I did not have a real interest in it/ we are talking 30 years ago) -
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(Original post by kka25)
Why TeeEm?
*I did Computing, so of course I'm naturally curious.
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