And it will also vary from person to person, as that is how Maths, Physics and Computing is with my friends, i find them easy or relatively easy, where as my friends find them hard.
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Comparing Highers and As levels
Started by dfx, Jun 02 2005 12:53 PM
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Posted 18 February 2006 - 07:20 PM
Cambridge seems to think that advanced highers are harder than A levels.
Offers will usually be AAB in three Advanced Highers. In some subjects two Advanced Highers and an additional Higher are acceptable.
Or in england
Most conditional offers made by the Cambridge Colleges will require AAA or AAB in three GCE A level subjects
Offers will usually be AAB in three Advanced Highers. In some subjects two Advanced Highers and an additional Higher are acceptable.
Or in england
Most conditional offers made by the Cambridge Colleges will require AAA or AAB in three GCE A level subjects
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