2u's enough for first year maths
Then first year maths is enough for second year maths ._.
Pretty much
Cos P's get degrees
Yeah but it would be difficult to keep up right? for example, I pretty much skipped integration in 1241 because it was already done in 4U
lel
No more meth again
Nah it's not really difficult to keep up at all. You'll be at a minor disadvantage to students who did 3u (major disadvantage to those who did 4u) but still you can keep up and do well just as long as you don't play too much league
Well in that case, doing 3/4U makes this much much more easierNah it's not really difficult to keep up at all. You'll be at a minor disadvantage to students who did 3u (major disadvantage to those who did 4u) but still you can keep up and do well just as long as you don't play too much league
Definitely makes it much more easier and would recommend 10/10 do 4u but by no means makes it necessary
lel well clearly you haven't seen me getting rekt by mathsNah it's not really difficult to keep up at all. You'll be at a minor disadvantage to students who did 3u (major disadvantage to those who did 4u) but still you can keep up and do well just as long as you don't play too much league
That's good thoughlel well clearly you haven't seen me getting rekt by maths
But I got a D in the previous exam
my average is 72% LOL nah don't think so
dem Asian standards
Suggestion of doing a bridging course ?Nah it's not really difficult to keep up at all. You'll be at a minor disadvantage to students who did 3u (major disadvantage to those who did 4u) but still you can keep up and do well just as long as you don't play too much league
From my experience, and of others, there's no need for it
