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Math studies for Psychology
Hi,I'm currently an IB1 student and as of right now I'm taking Math SL. I really want to study clinical psychology in university, and I know some uni's require Math SL to get in but I'm really not good with maths and my grades aren't doing so well right now. My teacher recommends I move down to Math studies and I really want to but I'm worried that I'll have less of a chance getting accepted because of it. My current IB subjects are:Psychology HL, Art HL, English A HL, Biology SL, Spanish studies and Math SL. I also heard that some uni's won't accept Biology SL so I'm worried having both Bio SL and Math studies will make my application look bad, can anyone tell me if I should move down or stay in SL?
As a Psychology graduate, I can tell you that yes maths is a bit important, but most of the statistics stuff you do will be based on computer programmes. I don't remember any hard mathematical sums in my course.
Original post by henyo
Hi,I'm currently an IB1 student and as of right now I'm taking Math SL. I really want to study clinical psychology in university, and I know some uni's require Math SL to get in but I'm really not good with maths and my grades aren't doing so well right now. My teacher recommends I move down to Math studies and I really want to but I'm worried that I'll have less of a chance getting accepted because of it. My current IB subjects are:Psychology HL, Art HL, English A HL, Biology SL, Spanish studies and Math SL. I also heard that some uni's won't accept Biology SL so I'm worried having both Bio SL and Math studies will make my application look bad, can anyone tell me if I should move down or stay in SL
We have exactly the same Hls and Sls . I also want to study psychology and got accepted to all my uni applications based on math studies so you should be fine
Original post by Lilly450
We have exactly the same Hls and Sls . I also want to study psychology and got accepted to all my uni applications based on math studies so you should be fine
Hey, I have the same IB subjects and am also applying for psych... where di you apply? Thanks!
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