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Math isn't that appealing to me. It's boring and it's pretty difficult in my opinion. However, what drives me crazy is not how long it takes to do an equation, but the fact that everything has to be precise and accurate. Disgusting.

that is exactly what appeals to me about maths. Its the perfect science. No experimental errors, if it works on paper, then it works in real life.

Well...it depends on which section of math that you're talking about. If you're talking about vectors and calculus, count me out. The rest is all right for me.

I'm sure it would come out okay. :] Had the exact feeling yesterday though, albeit comming out of physics... >.<

AQA. :] This is GCSE, right? ^^

I ended up writing wrong things even though I knew the answers. And then there were the shedloads of stuff that I didn't know. v_v; Gah, 'twas awful.

(Not going to any of the separate sciences classes and playing snap in the normal classes, then resorting to cramming to 3am the night before wasn't such a great idea in hindsight...)

haha, yeah, totally understand, we're chinese after all!
My parents flipped out abt me doing art for a-level, but now it's part of my offer, they're not too bitter about it!

I see in your profile that you have AAA offers from York and King's, do they count Chinese too? because I do Chinese AS and I'm gonna do the A2 too...

I was just wondering if unis allow it because they probably think that it's very easy for Chinese people to do it (I guess most people who do it are BBCs), but in fact it's very difficult...and so what if we grew up speaking it blah blah, should unis not count maths for maths child prodigies, if they won't count someone's 'background language'...

I see in your profile that you have AAA offers from York and King's, do they count Chinese too? because I do Chinese AS and I'm gonna do the A2 too...

I was just wondering if unis allow it because they probably think that it's very easy for Chinese people to do it (I guess most people who do it are BBCs), but in fact it's very difficult...and so what if we grew up speaking it blah blah, should unis not count maths for maths child prodigies, if they won't count someone's 'background language'...

Yeah, it true, the more respected unis don't consider Chinese, although, I feel it's unfair, especially because I'm a BBC and a cantonese speaker, and we don't write as we speak in cantonese. Anyhow, there's no harm in doing it, as long as it doesn't compromise your other results.

Yeah, it true, the more respected unis don't consider Chinese, although, I feel it's unfair, especially because I'm a BBC and a cantonese speaker, and we don't write as we speak in cantonese. Anyhow, there's no harm in doing it, as long as it doesn't compromise your other results.

Yeah as I thought, anyway, I know one guy from Hong Kong, and he's a Cantonese speaker but he speaks like he's reading, like he always says &#28858;&#20160;&#40636; (in Canto) instead of &#40670;&#35299;, jokes