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i would like to study maths and economics at uni and quite like the sound of Warwick and Bristol, however i do not do further maths.
Do you think i would have any chance of being offered as place, even with A*AA in maths, economics and chemistry?
i really enjoy maths and im good at it but i didnt take further maths, i alos enjoy economics but dont like writing essays so would you suggest maybe doing an economics degree and just take the maths modules?
Do you think i would have any chance of being offered as place, even with A*AA in maths, economics and chemistry?
i really enjoy maths and im good at it but i didnt take further maths, i alos enjoy economics but dont like writing essays so would you suggest maybe doing an economics degree and just take the maths modules?
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is there any difference between 'economics and maths' or economics or maths' because my ideal course would be 'economics with maths' but not many unis offer than course!
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is there any difference between 'economics and maths' or economics or maths' because my ideal course would be 'economics with maths' but not many unis offer than course!
is there any difference between 'economics and maths' or economics or maths' because my ideal course would be 'economics with maths' but not many unis offer than course!
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oh right ok, i thought maths and economics was the same as economics and maths! haha
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(Original post by James1389)
i would like to study maths and economics at uni and quite like the sound of Warwick and Bristol, however i do not do further maths.
Do you think i would have any chance of being offered as place, even with A*AA in maths, economics and chemistry?
i really enjoy maths and im good at it but i didnt take further maths, i alos enjoy economics but dont like writing essays so would you suggest maybe doing an economics degree and just take the maths modules?
i would like to study maths and economics at uni and quite like the sound of Warwick and Bristol, however i do not do further maths.
Do you think i would have any chance of being offered as place, even with A*AA in maths, economics and chemistry?
i really enjoy maths and im good at it but i didnt take further maths, i alos enjoy economics but dont like writing essays so would you suggest maybe doing an economics degree and just take the maths modules?
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I have applied for Sociology and Economics for the year 2014/15 and to be honest most unis don't ask for further maths, they could ask for C/B at Maths GCSE (if only Economics) or just a grade in maths/further maths A-level (it's either for you not them), however there may be couple of unis that will ask for a specific one. A friend of mine is planning on doing Pure Mathematics in September and she firmed Liverpool - she needs A in Mathematics.
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I have applied for Sociology and Economics for the year 2014/15 and to be honest most unis don't ask for further maths, they could ask for C/B at Maths GCSE (if only Economics) or just a grade in maths/further maths A-level (it's either for you not them), however there may be couple of unis that will ask for a specific one. A friend of mine is planning on doing Pure Mathematics in September and she firmed Liverpool - she needs A in Mathematics.
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ok thank you, it was very helpful!
ok thank you, it was very helpful!
If you look at UCL maths with economics, then they need A*A*A with double star in double maths. LSE maths and economics needs A*AA, but FM is highly recommended. Nottingham and York require only maths.
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alright thank you, do you think i should maybe apply for just economics at a top uni and the economics and maths at a lower one?
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alright thank you, do you think i should maybe apply for just economics at a top uni and the economics and maths at a lower one?
alright thank you, do you think i should maybe apply for just economics at a top uni and the economics and maths at a lower one?
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So applying to Bristol for Economics and Maths without a level further Maths is not adviseable? It doesn't specificy the need of a level further Maths in their course.
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So applying to Bristol for Economics and Maths without a level further Maths is not adviseable? It doesn't specificy the need of a level further Maths in their course.
So applying to Bristol for Economics and Maths without a level further Maths is not adviseable? It doesn't specificy the need of a level further Maths in their course.
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The difference between 'Maths and Economics' and 'Economics and Maths' is zero. The initial may indicate the department it is run by, but the content is the same percentage.
If you look at UCL maths with economics, then they need A*A*A with double star in double maths. LSE maths and economics needs A*AA, but FM is highly recommended. Nottingham and York require only maths.
The difference between 'Maths and Economics' and 'Economics and Maths' is zero. The initial may indicate the department it is run by, but the content is the same percentage.
If you look at UCL maths with economics, then they need A*A*A with double star in double maths. LSE maths and economics needs A*AA, but FM is highly recommended. Nottingham and York require only maths.
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