I Survived My First Year At Cambridge University 

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Strongly agree

yeah it was especially relatable when he talked about expecting Computer science to be more fun rather than just maths and some boring garbage, and that week 5 thing probably exists because the lecturers ramp up the workload from 0-100 real quick. I remember coming into Quantitative maths 3rd lecture in and it was like the material was sped up by 10x

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Ah thanks a lot. You too!

This stuff definitely depends on the uni

samee im going next month, very nervous lol

@@tealing_ which university are you planning to go to

@@genox633 i got accepted into warwick which was my first choice so there if all goes to plan 😁

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nice pfp man

When they are all recorded and you can save yourself an hour total of travel time what is the benefit?

Sorry just got to the part where you violated my college DISLIKE

Take advantage of the city, and don't hesitate to try new things. You won't get these 3/4 years back

If you do econ I think its not as useless as it makes it out to be, Im pretty sure you study a lot of maths during the degree, Ik i tried to apply for it but i couldn't cuz i didnt do A level Maths, so I had to do BSc Accounting instead.

@@Maksimszz you literally need a level maths for all the accounting courses bro. what uni did u go/ going to?

@@theion161 no you don't, Lancaster Uni has it with A A B, but you need a minimum of a 6 7 Gcse Math. There are some other brussel group uni's that have it without A level maths so just have a look around. Ucas Code for it is N400. The uni im going to isn't lancaster and they wanted me to get A A B with a minimum of a 7 in GCSE math

@@theion161 Comment didn't post but there are some uni's like lancaster that offer A A B with Gcse math minimum 6, The one I'm going to asked for A A B with Gcse math at a 7(A). to help you out a bit the course code is N400 / N401(Industrial experience 2nd year) or you can do business accounting which I think has the same thing but correct me if I'm wrong. You do have to do quantitative methods within the first year so having A level maths really helps but as I said you can enroll on the course without it.

@@theion161 This is like my 3rd time trying to post this comment because youtube keeps removing it. Lancaster Uni offers AAB with GCSE Mathematics at grade 6 (Isn't the one im going to) There are other brussel group universities which do the same thing. The course code is N400/N401(with industrial experience) or you can do business accounting. Hope that helps you out!