further maths a level

i got 8888876665
8 in maths and further maths
3 marks from 9 in maths
my 5 was in eng lit and 2 marks from a 6 (was predicted an 8 so shocked but its fine)
i am doing maths chemistry politics
i want to do further maths also but they said no should i ask again or just let it go

i got 8888876665
8 in maths and further maths
3 marks from 9 in maths
my 5 was in eng lit and 2 marks from a 6 (was predicted an 8 so shocked but its fine)
i am doing maths chemistry politics
i want to do further maths also but they said no should i ask again or just let it go

You can do it as a separate subject on the side should you wish. However, it's not likely you would need it unless you're aiming for a very quantitative degree at a top end uni.

i think it would be too hard to do outside of school, not impossible but yeah
ill always aim for top end unis but still unsure on what degree i want to do or if ill even go uni
i like maths especially the past two years with teachers who are passionate about maths and teaching it. ive always found it easy at gcse. i rlly want to do it

ill always aim for top end unis but still unsure on what degree i want to do or if ill even go uni
Unless you're specifically going for a quantitative degree at a top end uni, you're not likely going to need FM.
The typical sort of degrees where they would really recommend you do it for include physics, economics, maths, and engineering. Outside of these subjects, it's nice to have but not essential.
ive always found it easy at gcse.
Not the same thing at A Level, especially not Further Maths.

do people only learn stuff to do specific degrees at uni or to go top unis. why cant i learn it just because i enjoy learning why does there have to be a reason. i know its hard and to you it seems “pointless” but thanks for the advice