I plan on changing my course, what alevels should I do for ppe, the school won't accept something too math based and have 4 options, I'm considering eng lit sociology politics and religious studies what do you think
I plan on changing my course, what alevels should I do for ppe, the school won't accept something too math based and have 4 options, I'm considering eng lit sociology politics and religious studies what do you think
But good universities generally want A-level maths for PPE, don't they?
I plan on changing my course, what alevels should I do for ppe, the school won't accept something too math based and have 4 options, I'm considering eng lit sociology politics and religious studies what do you think
Yes, but it's not a requirement, it isn't uncommon for someone to get in without maths, Oxford offers maths classes if you haven't done the alevel
Most years more than 90% of successful applicants to PPE at Oxford have A-level Maths or equivalent. Assume if you're not taking it and your school offers it, you are going to be a much weaker applicant. Most other universities do require A-level Maths for PPE.
I would not suggest applying for PPE if you are unable or unwilling to do A-level Maths - or indeed any course including economics.
I'm going to a thus college that requires 6 and up for math( i got 5)which is full, thats what i mean by cant
"Thus" college?
If you got a 5 in GCSE maths you will be heavily restricted. For example, York, King's and Leeds all require a 7. This isn't a random demand, it's because the economics component requires a certain level of mathematical ability, as do any logic modules in philosophy.
If you got a 5 in GCSE maths you will be heavily restricted. For example, York, King's and Leeds all require a 7. This isn't a random demand, it's because the economics component requires a certain level of mathematical ability, as do any logic modules in philosophy.
The requirements will have far less emphasis on maths. Check out some requirements. Have you considered resitting maths?
Yes I have but when I asked I was told to not because I'll have to come to college again next year and that it'll take a whole year to do it so there's not much point. I'm currently at college right now so it would be a bit of a hassle but I'll think about it thanks
Yes I have but when I asked I was told to not because I'll have to come to college again next year and that it'll take a whole year to do it so there's not much point. I'm currently at college right now so it would be a bit of a hassle but I'll think about it thanks
Many colleges allow resitting of fundamental GCSEs alongside A-levels.