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Open University (OU) is recognized globally for its quality education, particularly in its Science and Mathematics departments, which are regarded as top-tier in the UK. The institution has contributed to significant projects, including the British and EU Mars explorations. However, there are mixed opinions regarding the rigor of its mathematics courses. Some discussions suggest that the courses may be perceived as simple and easily passable, raising questions about their intensity and academic challenge. Overall, while OU is esteemed for its academic offerings, potential students should consider the varying perceptions of course difficulty when evaluating its mathematics programs.
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Is Open University good for mathematics?

http://www.open.ac.uk/
 
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arevolutionist said:
Is Open University good for mathematics?

http://www.open.ac.uk/

Yes it is.

OU of UK is recognised thru out the world and its Science and Mathematics Dept are considered Top level dept in Britain.

The Physics dept had a hand with the British and EU Mars explorations.

Its a good route .
 
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Could that post and reply possibly be more transparent?

Yes. More transparent version: Is Open University good?


I am curious about the level of rigorousness and intenseness the mathematics courses hold. A post on Google Groups described OU as being simple and easily passable.
 

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