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Matt_993
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Hi there, this has probably been done to death on countless other threads, but I just thought it would be better to get more personal and actual direct replies by making my own post.
I plan to go on and study theoretical physics and I've been accepted into both QFFF and Part III Applied Maths. I was wondering if people out there had any opinions on either course and if anyone has done one tell me how they found it! From what I've heard, they are both pitched at a similar level with Cambridge exams being slightly harder.
I'm edging towards Cambridge due to the fact the course seems to be well renowned, but is there that much of a difference between the two on how they're regarded?
Thanks for your time!
I plan to go on and study theoretical physics and I've been accepted into both QFFF and Part III Applied Maths. I was wondering if people out there had any opinions on either course and if anyone has done one tell me how they found it! From what I've heard, they are both pitched at a similar level with Cambridge exams being slightly harder.
I'm edging towards Cambridge due to the fact the course seems to be well renowned, but is there that much of a difference between the two on how they're regarded?
Thanks for your time!