Good luck! Please just try and do work everyday, obviously take days off but you can definitely get a first, like im actually begging you don’t leave it last minute like me!!👍🏽
I’ve only realised now ( year 12) that I really really like maths and want to study it at uni but I didn’t take further maths ( regretting it now ) ... pls tell me this won’t be too big an obstacle ?
Nice videos is it intimidating to do maths at uni and what grade in a levels would be decent for math and would further maths be expected do your also feel frustrated when not knowing how to do certain questions lol maths is really competitive people think your a genius if you ace maths when it sums up to passion and dedication
bit late but further maths isnt necessarily required but its highly recommended and you should really want to do it if youre doing a maths degree. grades depend how good the uni is.
Don't see this comment as a downer (coz it's just a general question) but is a maths degree still relevant? I see most jobs that you can get with a maths degree and most of them (i believe) would mean taking extra steps towards that job after the degree i.e. being an accountant (I don't believe it covers everything there), being a software engineer (you don't really learn any code) ect...
Of course maths degrees are still relevant ! You don't have to focus on the final job at at the end of it. Maths degree open so many doors - not just for maths based carers. A maths degree is a tricky, high demanding degree that shows you have give you great skill. It shows you work hard, have good communication skills (as to be good at maths you have to communicate mathematics to others!) and it's looked at highly by future employees for any job really. And, you do learn some code (I'm currently taking a Python module)!
hey Harry Surplus greeting from Kuwait i am student IGCSE i am confusing i don't know what subject to do i want to be teacher maths so what subject should i take ????
"It's that time of year where you start thinking about University applications" ~ Me the year 10 student already waiting to study a maths degree 🤣
hahaha good luck !
can never be too prepared!!
Tip start thinking careers as soon as possible - software engineer, data science, actuary, investment banking, asset management etc
Not if you're taking pure maths lol. You graduate, then off to the homeless shelter!
@@sisyphus645 you can do a master's in finance or financial mathematics
@@annajones9701 Yes.. but not pure math D:
@@sisyphus645 yes but still stem degree you can build a career in taking a more practical masters degree
@@annajones9701 Yes, I comprehend your sentiment. That's (sadly, but also understandably) the only choice D:
Same here, it's my first semester studying Applied Mathematics. Thanks for sharing
hope you're enjoying your studies!!
What alevels did you do?
Already have my offer for maths (still unsure if I'm going to accept it because I got my Medicinal Chemistry offer too) but still watching 🙌
congrats on the offer Jude!
@@HarrySurplus thank you 😁 great video as always!
Congratulations on TWO THOUSAND SUBS!
Thank you so much!!
Proofs and Discrete Mathematics. Learn to love it.
Me doing GCSE not knowing wtf he's on about 🤣😂
I have an offer to study maths at Bristol next year! - your videos are making me really excited for it! :)
congrats on the offer!! :))
What alevels did you do?
Good luck! Please just try and do work everyday, obviously take days off but you can definitely get a first, like im actually begging you don’t leave it last minute like me!!👍🏽
I’ve only realised now ( year 12) that I really really like maths and want to study it at uni but I didn’t take further maths ( regretting it now ) ... pls tell me this won’t be too big an obstacle ?
Further maths definitely helps but it’s not always a requirement!! Check the unis you want to go to to see their requirements
u don't need it tbh, 1st semester in 1st year makes sure everyone like international students get caught up to the same level
@@AlEx-ro7kd thanks!
Nice videos is it intimidating to do maths at uni and what grade in a levels would be decent for math and would further maths be expected do your also feel frustrated when not knowing how to do certain questions lol maths is really competitive people think your a genius if you ace maths when it sums up to passion and dedication
bit late but further maths isnt necessarily required but its highly recommended and you should really want to do it if youre doing a maths degree. grades depend how good the uni is.
@@cnutsiggardason2014 uh am doing fmath and its really interesting it isn't as bad as everyone makes it to be yet..... Lol
I understand how hard it’s mathematical reasoning. I almost give up with math major
Don't see this comment as a downer (coz it's just a general question) but is a maths degree still relevant? I see most jobs that you can get with a maths degree and most of them (i believe) would mean taking extra steps towards that job after the degree i.e. being an accountant (I don't believe it covers everything there), being a software engineer (you don't really learn any code) ect...
Of course maths degrees are still relevant ! You don't have to focus on the final job at at the end of it. Maths degree open so many doors - not just for maths based carers. A maths degree is a tricky, high demanding degree that shows you have give you great skill. It shows you work hard, have good communication skills (as to be good at maths you have to communicate mathematics to others!) and it's looked at highly by future employees for any job really. And, you do learn some code (I'm currently taking a Python module)!
thankyouuu
what subjects did you do for a level?
Have you taking set theory and logic subject?i think it's very difficult😢
oh no what have i gotten myself into
I'm not even applying for a maths degree lol but it's a Harry Surplus video so... :/
dedicated !! Thank you for watching !
first term of first year is genuinely baby stuff, i hope u've realised by now hahaha
you kinda look like a young mark hamil
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hey Harry Surplus
greeting from Kuwait
i am student IGCSE
i am confusing i don't know what subject to do
i want to be teacher maths
so what subject should i take ????
Do you not just do a teacher's degree? (specializing in math, of course)