#Is it necessary to take Add Maths in o levels for psychiatry
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every job will be impacted by technology in some way
the best thing to do is to make sure you can think critically, because that's the one skill that AI can't do (yet)
it's not at all required
you should search the webpage of each uni / unis in the countries you're interested in applying for their requirements
usually it's just requirements at A level / IB
South if someone does/did edexcel a level regular math (pure and stats only) and say they didn't take add math in igcse, then does that mean they can automatically do add math?
(Asking out of pure curiosity)
you can absolutely use practice materials from Add Maths: they're good practice
but there would be no point sitting the exam
you could instead sit the P1 exam in your first session
there's no point going back before A levels if you want to sit any exams
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Okay one more question! || So i finished igcse awhile back (okay pushing 3 years) and noticed that i can't solve some igcse math questions (because when i did igcse i didn't practice much on some topics like mensuration). So currently ive been self studying a level regular math and i was wondering is it worth it to relearn and practice the topics i had trouble with in igcse? (And im talking about normal math! ) or nah would it be a waste of time.||
only do the algebra, geometry, and statistics
actually you should do mensuration cause it'll be assumed knowledge in A levels: you never know if they're going to choose some 2D or 3D shape and optimise the volume given the surface area (differentiation, calculus)
actually, when you see something you don't quite understand in an A level section, go back to the corresponding IGCSE section
that way you'll be learning more effectively
for instance don't do sets: it's useless later on
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Yes
Math in A-level is basically igcse add math
Also psychiatrists are specialist
You need to go med school first and earn a mbbs degree
Then move on to masters in psychiatry
So med school itself requires a level math
Cuz in universities they expect you to know basic add math and calculus if you’re doing stem
If youre going to commonwealth nation to pursue your studies then you cannot escape from add math
Sorry buddy that’s not really a good way
If you fucked up igcse math
There’s no way you can do a level math
well they said they didn't take Add Maths
I'm assuming they of course took 0580
yeah they said they didn't practice some topics in IGCSE like mensuration
0580 is not enough for 9709
of course that's a pretty important topic
yes it is
there's a huge overlap between Add Maths and pure 1
in fact Add Maths has more than pure 1
…
You tell me you learned series and arithmetic geometric in 0580?
There’s no fucking integration in 0580
there's no need to learn it in the IG years
like you're pretty lucky 0580 already has differentiation
international maths doesn't have differentiation
they get along fine
…
I kinda disagree with this also
there is plenty of statistics in med school yes, but even the further maths portion would be scratching the surface
you are correct that med school students typically need to complete the equivalent of calculus I at uni
but once they progress past that there's not much maths needed apart from stats and data analysis
again STEM is a huge field
very few degrees expect you to be competent in all 3 sciences
maths is not that important in a fairly wide range of STEM
What degree are you doing
for instance CS, and for instance geology
I switched from a maths degree to sociology
so what?
No no
In uni they are not gonna babysit you if you don’t know your add math
Also medical school always look for bio chem maths or physics
In the uk and other commonwealth countries
you're really overestimating the importance of maths in general to med school
yes there are firstyear requirements that cover a wide range of STEM, but once you're past that it's just all medicine
so chemistry and biology are far more important
You need to know your math concept when you reach the stage
Where you need to estimate the growth of the bacteria and etc
How fast the cancer cell can spread
How much of the medicine the patients needs to take
that actually doesn't require calculus, but Add Maths yes
in fact if you look at direct entry med, they basically don't need to take maths outside of statistics
here's year 1
Hold on let me pull up my degree content
as you said, if a student chooses to specialise in pharmacy, they'll learn the maths in their specialised training
Yea probably advance concept that you might not learn in A2
And if the student didn’t do math how they gonna cope
they can just learn it at uni
And you don’t have all the time
at uni they're there to learn and they're going to have the experience to learn the material in a fraction of the time it would take an A level student in class
med school has so much content, if anyone could learn something in such a short span of time, it would be the med students
Ok I agree
Yeah as a med student there’s no reason not to take triple science and one math
Most of my friends who are going to med school took all four
well they don't need to take the other STEM subjects besides bio and chem
if your friends want to, great
if someone else doesn't want to, that's also great
and students should have choices over what they learn
med students, especially postgrad med (think US and Canada), come from all sorts of backgrounds
you can have people who went through law school or did an engineering undergrad and then they decide they want to do med
Not Canada
Canada follows commonwealth system
check online if you're not convinced
bruh that's just a recipe for being miserable in your life
pleasing your parents no matter what
I'm Asian too
like my mom and dad were supportive of many things I wanted to do, including switching majors
if you're Asian yourself you should realise that not all Asians are the same
That’s a lot of money to switch course or to defer
Especially for international student
true of course
then you should save your parents the hassle by declaring what you really want to do
otherwise you'll have 'wasted' half of your degree for nothing
of course not all parents are that cooperative or understanding, sadly
there's some economic statistics in a video by PolyMatter that say that starting but not finishing your degree is pretty much equivalent to only graduating high school
that I am very aware of, yes
uni graduates just make so much more in comparison
He or she should take add math in igcse
My junior regret not taking add math
And she had a hard time now
Wrong person
yeah🥹 i got 79% in exam
for regular math
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