For example, if an applicant applied for international relations and was taking A-levels in history, art, maths and general studies, we would normally ask them to achieve AAB, including history".
Natalie Lealand 19 Studied A-levels in English literature, economics, maths and general studies at Blackpool sixth-form college "I was home schooled until sixth form, and only went to college because I couldn't afford to enrol for exams at home.
The possibility of more complex causal relations among magnitude representation, symbolic maths and general abilities (inhibition, memory, attention) should be considered in any further research into the development of magnitude representation and arithmetic performance.
The 17-year-old (yes, yes, she only turns 18 in December) got the best exam score at her college with five A* A-levels in chemistry, biology, maths, economics and general studies from Peter Symonds Collegee in Winchester, Hampshire.
These authors also demonstrated that attributing failure to a lack of effort was associated with lower maths, reading and general school self-concepts.
My A-levels were a mix-and-match: maths, French, physics and general studies.
The figures also showed that more students opted to take traditional subjects increasingly demanded by universities, such as the sciences and maths, and fewer opted for general studies and political science.
Leenah Abuelgasim achieved A* grades in biology, chemistry and maths, and A grades in Greek and general studies – just as her older sister Hiba did 12 months earlier.
The most comprehensive world-wide comparison of educational standards the Third International Mathematics and Science Study found that, out of 21 countries, America ranked 16th in general science, 19th in maths and last in physics.
Dr Peter Fletcher, president of the university's branch of the Association of University Teachers union, and a lecturer in the maths department, said there was "general outrage" among staff, particularly in the maths and American studies departments, which are facing a 50% cut in teaching staff.
Bernadette Ségol, general secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation, also questioned the maths and said she could not see how €21bn could be transformed into 15 times that amount in the space of three years.
