When is the latest time in the course you can change from MMath to BSc?

Is it possible to, say, change from MMath to BSc any time up to the end of 3rd year or does it have to be sooner than that?

I've heard it is hard to change the other way around due to funding problems but what about MMath to BSc?

Thanks

You can swap between the 2 anywhere up to the end of the second year. I'm currently on the 3 year Bsc but plan to change to the 4 year MMath next year.

Is it possible to, say, change from MMath to BSc any time up to the end of 3rd year or does it have to be sooner than that?

I've heard it is hard to change the other way around due to funding problems but what about MMath to BSc?

Thanks

I've been told that you can change from mmath to bsc at any time before the start of term 2 in the 4th year. Obviously if you leave it that late then you would immediately drop out, would probably lose a lot of money and might find you haven't taken the most ideal modules. So it's better to change much earlier than that. Also if you do really badly in the exams in 4th year then they could award you a bsc instead.

With regards to applying for msc places, someone I know did their bsc somewhere else and their msc at Warwick. They applied before changing their undergraduate degree from mmath to bsc but they had some difficulties because the admissions people at Warwick thought they were trying to study msc at the same time as doing the 4th year of mmath.

So say if I was doing really well at Warwick and wanted to apply to do Part III maths at Cambridge (I assume applications of this sort are dealt with in 3rd year) then I could wait to find out if I have been accepted or not and drop to BSc if I do?

I know this is thinking very far ahead but I'm just trying to see what possibilities are available in the long term.