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  • #32
    jack.h
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 44 ✭jack.h


    I would recommend you take up applied maths in my opinion it is the easiest subject for leaving cert and I have got an A1 in every test in it and i do next to nothing in terms of study for it. However applied maths is a subject you are either good at naturally or you are not in my opinion.


  • #33
    smurphy11
    Users Awaiting Email Confirmation Posts: 93 ✭✭smurphy11


    the quick fix wrote: »
    You should do what you feel like doing. I am doing physics and astrophysics and before I was going to try and be a pilot but realized physics is what I really wanted to do so I chose to do it and I am enjoying every last bit of it.

    hey thanks for the feedback, i was actually thinking of doing astrophysics/astronomy in college aswell. whats it like? is it hard-harder than othe science/physics courses.

    ive recently developed a facination with space and stars and was trying to find out what the courses are like, i would really appreciate if you could tell me more about he course

    thanks!


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