Original post by Lisatan
Hi,
I take Biology, Chemistry and Maths for A Level.
I know the design engineering course at Imperial only requires maths, but would you advise doing it without Physics A level?
Thanks!
I take Biology, Chemistry and Maths for A Level.
I know the design engineering course at Imperial only requires maths, but would you advise doing it without Physics A level?
Thanks!
If you meet the entry requirements and are interested in engineering then I don't see why not.
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