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Paul Wilson
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This year (Infact next week I leave high school and only come back for my GCSE's) I leave high school. I Was going to stay on at my school for 6th year, but they don't offer any good courses yet, as the 6th year was only introduced last year. I hope to go to a college and study A-level physics and A-level ICT (AKA, IT & Computer studies)
Here's a link to the AS and A2 physics courses. I want to know if they what they offer is good and will it teach me anything.
http://www.ndai.ac.uk/courses/prospectusfulldetails.asp?cid=SM011 - AS Physics - This is the "half" A-level that qualafies me for A2 Physics. I do not NEED to do AS to get into A2, I just need to prove I can do A2 physics, which I know I can.
http://www.ndai.ac.uk/courses/prospectusfulldetails.asp?cid=SM008 - A2 Physics - This is the full A-level.
That college is one of the top colleges in the country. There is quite a local college nearer to me, but the courses it offers are not as advanced as those, the school is run down looking and just about everyone from my already school is going there. I want to go somewhere else to meet new people and introduce my self to the life of adulthood with a little more "umph".
What sort of maths will I need to know to do those courses to the fullest? I'm not the greatest at maths, and Algebra just annoys me to the Nth degree. Algebra, Nth degree...Eh..EH, Pun eh?
Here's a link to the AS and A2 physics courses. I want to know if they what they offer is good and will it teach me anything.
http://www.ndai.ac.uk/courses/prospectusfulldetails.asp?cid=SM011 - AS Physics - This is the "half" A-level that qualafies me for A2 Physics. I do not NEED to do AS to get into A2, I just need to prove I can do A2 physics, which I know I can.
http://www.ndai.ac.uk/courses/prospectusfulldetails.asp?cid=SM008 - A2 Physics - This is the full A-level.
That college is one of the top colleges in the country. There is quite a local college nearer to me, but the courses it offers are not as advanced as those, the school is run down looking and just about everyone from my already school is going there. I want to go somewhere else to meet new people and introduce my self to the life of adulthood with a little more "umph".
What sort of maths will I need to know to do those courses to the fullest? I'm not the greatest at maths, and Algebra just annoys me to the Nth degree. Algebra, Nth degree...Eh..EH, Pun eh?
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