what is BETTER-   MATHS OR BIOLOGY? WHY?
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maths cuz it fun \n\ni hate bio it can b so boring
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definitely mathematics, science and history. \n\nmathematics - because its the same in every other country. and the level of maths the student in america are learning at the age of 16 is the same for 14-year-old students in Malaysia.\n\nscience - well, its all because of my teacher really. she's good at relating what we learn to how we apply them in life. its a lot of fun. especially when u find out about things like.. the length from ur wrist to elbow is equivalent to the length from ur 2nd toe to heel. don't believe me? place ur feet at ur forearm now. they are of the same length!\n\nhistory - history is kinda boring.. the only fun part about history is, they historians look really really weird. so i spend most of my time laughing at them. if only the ppl in my history books look like paul walker or brad pitt or angelina jolie, then im sure i'd spent a lot more time appreciating how they look opposing to laughing at them. lol im mean.. i know that.
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AP covers mostly High school biology and a little but not all first year College biology.\n\nCollege bio goes in a little more depth in the first year then the last year of AP does.
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Hi Anita. I believe the best answer is D) histology.\n\nAnatomy is a much broader area than this.\nCell biology is more concerned with the internal functions of the cell.\nChemistry is not directly involved with how cells are arranged.\nPhysiology is a much broader area of study.\n\nHope this is helpful for you.  Best wishes.
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nanotechnology is the art of manipulating materials on an atomic or molecular scale especially to build microscopic devices (as robots).  biotechnology is biological science when applied especially in genetic engineering and recombinant DNA technology.  Since you want a biology course that will grow and pay with least amount of math i thing you should go with courses related to genetics, DNA, and as you said biotechnology.  \n\nHope you got what u needed.
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Depends on your strengths. I know alot of biochemists who find it a natural area of study and enjoy it very much.  If you aren't good with math or physics then it might be a hard track to take.  If you really like physics and math, consider physical chemistry, if you are pretty good at math and physics but enjoy biology, then biochem could be for you.  Science is demanding and rewarding, you have to decide what you really like.  I know med students who were bio, chem, biochem, chemE and many more.
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chemistry!! but it also depends on what you like. chemistry to me is more interesting, and it was definitly more challenging. \n\nactually though, i like physics a lot better because in physics you learn how things work and why; in chemistry and biology you learn more about how things are made and what they are composed of. i recommend taking physics if you get the chance!
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I would go for truantology. You couldn't have biologytology but. That would be a tautology.
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Cambridge, I reckon.  Better for sciences than the other two and that's what I studied.  Oxford may have the edge in arts, and you'll find that Harvard is better for postgraduate studies, particularly Law and business-related disciplines.
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Honestly how good is your chemistry to start with ? mine was awfull but getting your head in the books helps . Maths is always good to have but is more essential in inorganic chemistry . Organic is great and is a lot more logical and easier to learn providing you have a good base in chemistry . they are not impossible but you do need to realise which are you better at ....inorganic or organic if your maths is dodgy then go organic . or find a tutor and learn.
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It is a fact that economics is easier than Science but Science is more interesting than economics. But this decision is totally based upon your interest, you cant understand any subject until and unless you are interested in it. If you are interested in plants, Animals, Bridges, Buildings, DNA and circuits like things then Science is a subject for you. And if you are interested in solving problems, making budget and stock market then you should choose economics as a major subject. Best of luck.
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Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
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I like maths and I'm very good at it. As I'd say, I do calculations every day. I also like chemistry, but only inorganic.  I find it very interesting.
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All subjects are complicated, if you attain a high level. You will want to know math and a good memory make it easier. Also, if you can cook, you can also do lab experiments because they are both just following a written procedure to try to make something specific. I personally liked physics and biology more, but that's just me.
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Study biology. Not very much math there, it will be the core component of veterinary studies. Microbiology, immunology, physiology...all good stuff. And the English helps-being able to communicate well is important. \nBut probably just as important as the biology is BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE. STUDY BUSINESS. Double Major if you must. There will be more math in Business than biology, but it won't be very hard. \n\nWhat a lot of would-be vets don't realize is that when you become a "vet" out in the real world, you often times work for yourself, or in a partnership. You might start off in somone else's practice at first, but if you want to have your own clinic, you will have to purchase (or lease) a LOT of VERY EXPENSIVE equipment. You will have to bill clients. You will have to maintian a pharmacy and a balance sheet. If you study business, you will be more prepared for this aspect of being a vet. A lot of vets end up making next to nothing because they are not prepared for the financial burdens that they have. \n\nBut if you are intimidated by that much math, then try history or literature or language studies. The world needs good teachers.
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Cell biology is probably the better of the three choices as it deals with cell function and construction, Molecular Biology tends to have a lot more chemistry invoved so if chemistry is not your thing I would definitely give it a miss. Biochemistry is as it says chemistry relevent to biological development. This requires a good basic knowledge of formulae calculations etc..
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if u wanna know more abt physical world u shd go for chemistry but can b mistry for u.... thn u can go for bio.... it'll tell  more abt urself and living world around u...\nfor me u shd go for chemistry for a boreing carrier ahead and bio... for even more bore thn chemistry