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What a-levels do i need to become an architect?

Im in my last year at high school and have a dream to become a architect.. im just very confused as to what A-Levels im going to need. The GCSE's Im taking at the moment are : History,Textiles,Art and Design,Maths,Science,English,PSHE and a new creative and media diploma (this is simply the same as media just in diploma form which is equivalent to 7 gcse's). Ive researched into this and i know maths is an important factor, however im not very confident with maths and am not sure if i could cope with the A-Level standard of maths. Is Maths a defiant that's needed ? Any help would be much appreciated ? Many Thanks !

Can someone please give me a list of possible artistic talents? (that anyone could have.)?

shame on you....you should do your own homework but for ideas of artistic talents:

dancing, music, enteraining, drawing, photography, singing, painting, scultpting, writing.

Now I think you are smart enough to figure out how to present it all to your class.

Have fun!

How does a voluntary repossession work with a vehicle with navy federal?

So I m an idiot and bought a bmw that was in terrible condition. It was towed and won t start. So I can t afford to pay it anymore. I m consodering voluntary repossession. I know it ll screw my credit for up to a decade. It worries me reading about all of these lawsuits and just wanted some details as well as a little bit of admonoshment haha. Thank you!

Chem help?

For the net reaction: 2AB + 2C → A2 + 2BC, the following slow first steps have been proposed.

C + AB → BC + A
AB → A + B
2C + AB → AC + BC
2AB → A2 + 2B

Determine the units of the rate constant for all four reactions listed in the problem above, and enter the correct choices from the list below. Enter 4 letters in order (e.g. ABCD or CBED)

A. sec-1
B. mole L-1 sec-1
C. mole-1 L sec-1
D. mole2 L-2 sec-1
E. mole-2 L2 sec-1
F. None of the above.

Thanks a lot!

Is school harder in America or the UK?

It varies.

Yeah, I'm in the U.S and my school is different from other schools because we have this thing called a "block schedule" where there are 3 classes one day, 3 classes the next. It is considered easier than other schools that have all 6 classes in one day every day.

Plus you have to think about what classes a student is taking, how long the classes are, public or private school, etc. Which all varies from school to school here in the U.S.

Your breaks are pretty much the same as the U.S.
I take honors classes and I have sports on top of that and extracurriculars outside of school, and most of the time I spend 6 to 8 hours on homework, and can sometimes stay up until 3:00 in the morning doing homework! (It has happened to a lot of people in my school with honors/AP/IB classes). :(


But I don't know exactly how the U.K works, if ALL of your schools are like that or not.
Of course I'm going to say U.S is harder, but that is only because I'm IN the U.S and have never been to a U.K school.

Your best bet of getting a better answer is a person who has gone to schools in BOTH places and can give you a better, more accurate answer.