Do you need A2 physics or Further Maths for Civil Engineering?
Hi, i dropped physics after AS, and im now doing 3 subj Maths, Biology and Chemistry. But thats because i was planning on applying for Dentistry. But im now applying next year due to insufficient work experience. My second choice is Civil eng. Do i definitely need further maths when applying to uni?? I checked on most uni websites only 2 definitley require physics. And how much work experience do i need, since i dont have any at the moment due to last minute changes in courses??
Thanks.
Im in A2 at the moment.
Thanks.
Im in A2 at the moment.
All the universities I've applied to have only asked for A Level Maths, and on their course descriptions they say that A Level Maths is enough to start with as all the necessary mathematics is taught in the first year. Some of the unis also say they want another science, so I'm pretty sure you'd be fine. 
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