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Going from OL maths to HL maths

  • 14-11-2016 09:07PM
    #1
    BarrysLife
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10 ✭


    im am currently repeating the leaving cert, to be able to get my course i will need to get a H6 in higher level maths, i am currently doing OL maths, from the tests we have done this year i have got 90% in all of them. I am not doing english or irish this year so if i go up to higher level i will be able to go into a 5th year and 6th year honours class, i also plan on doing grinds 2 days a week too. i was wondering if somebody has done this before and may know whether or not i should go for it (by the way i did honours maths in 5th year before i dropped to pass maths


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  • #2
    EireLemon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 192 ✭✭EireLemon


    BarrysLife wrote: »
    im am currently repeating the leaving cert, to be able to get my course i will need to get a H6 in higher level maths, i am currently doing OL maths, from the tests we have done this year i have got 90% in all of them. I am not doing english or irish this year so if i go up to higher level i will be able to go into a 5th year and 6th year honours class, i also plan on doing grinds 2 days a week too. i was wondering if somebody has done this before and may know whether or not i should go for it (by the way i did honours maths in 5th year before i dropped to pass maths

    I went up in the middle of 3rd year from ordinary level and now I'm getting H1s mostly. I'd definitely recommend grinds with the Dublin School of Grinds.


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