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which is what i am concerned with. i see that stuff like standard deviation are required knowledge, and appear only in general, as oposed to 2 unit which basically has zero stats in it. if i am to go into a psych degree wouldn't it be beneficial to have a good grounding in the required maths...

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Should circumstances rise to give me overwelming reason to drop down from 2 Unit to General, is this allowed? I just need confirmation, as I'm pretty sure we can... Anyone done this or know ppl that have? And what are your thoughts on maths for psychology... Leave a comment please.

doesn't matter?

they are competely different in almost every way. general is wordy, advanced is numbery. "Not even Adv maths students can do general as they think they can." What does that mean? I'm aware of the scales, but i dont think the scales make much a difference. Example: If i were to get 90+ in...

This questions is in context to the current NSW Stage 6 HSC Mathematics curriculum. Out of 2U General Mathematics and 2U Advanced Mathematics, which would you say is the most relevant and helpful for a bachelor degree in psychology? My situation is that I am in Year 11, trying to weigh up...

does general meet that? and does 2 unit even deal with data?

what are you saying? sorry i cant really get what u mean... u did 2 U advanced but found it easysince the general course was.... huh? please repeat more simply, sorry lol

yeah im staying with maths 2U advanced for now, but will drop if its gets too 'hectic', also the smae goes with english extension.

thankyou, may i ask how u know that, or were u using common sense lol..

I'm aware there are differences and variations, but in retrospect it is the same degree and qualification, whether its a major in the arts or a pure balchelor degree. I'm also aware that a level of statistics is prerequisite. Please state whether this matches to the General data branch or the...

wat do u mean sad? i used to think like that. but look at the general maths syllabus, it is well structured, and the HSC is a bit challenging... many ppl who got dux and up the top of my school r dropping to it, im considering doing the same.... but 'sad' needs to be justifyed because a high 80s...

ok guyz, i get it, but subject change brings out the worst in me... so now that we have established that general will do (and if anyone knows why it says 'Mathematics', or why theres a lot of statistics - how it relates... - please answer) what are people's thoughts on general maths and...

the subjects for pschology 'needed' as far as im concerned are Mathematics; and Biology What level of mathematics does this mean. Would General suffice??? Please respond ASAP as this will help me out in my choice whether to drop down to general from 2 unit or not. Dont just view this...

how does statistics relate to psychology?

I see from other sources, like University of Newcastle that you need "mathematics', im not sure whether they mean 2 unit or general. u havent had a problem? what level is the statistics at? ive heard the only maths is high level statistics and im wondering what to do. i'm definitely doing a math...

So in terms with NSW mathematics, would General Maths suffice? or would it be absolutely necessary for 2 Unit Advanced Maths? I need this question answered ASAP please.

i need more than 'probably'. i need a definite knowledge of university prerequisites for psychology. 2 unit advanced or general? i get it about the 13 units, i will most definitely have no more than 12 units in the HSC. that should be good enough for u, if it isnt dont worry some ppl cope...

not as yet, but i've been advised to do something local this could mean something at the beach, to do with population, traffic, urban stuff ect. i need something moderately interesting, and fairly easy to do - but id like good marks XD

that helps for for the HSC, but not prelim - which is what the question is about.