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Yes, you can study a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) at the University of Johannesburg with a background in mathematics literacy. However, it's important to check specific program requirements, as some BCom specializations may recommend or require a stronger mathematics background. Always verify with the university's admissions office for the most accurate and detailed information regarding entry requirements.
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Can you study accounting with maths literacy?
Yes I do
Where can i study fashion in Johannesburg?
At the University of Johannesburg.
What job can you work if you have maths literacy?
You can study to become lawyer .you can become a nurse .you can become a chef,etc
Where can you study in south Africa to become a social worker?
Cape Town Unisa Free state university North west university
What requirements are necessary to study hair dressing at either Johannesburg University or international training academy?
You need to have matric.
Can you go to university with maths-an English - a science a re b pe a and hstory and geography a and a level?
Depends on the subjects that you want to study as well as the University.
What kind of courses in high school can prep for an orthodontist?
Programs of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skillsPrograms of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skillsPrograms of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skillsPrograms of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skillsPrograms of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skillsPrograms of study within this field are highly competitive. Students should have a strong foundation in the following areas.* Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Higher level maths * Communication (written and oral) * Computer literacy * Development of good critical thinking skills
How many semeter that maths is coming mechanical engeneering?
That will vary from country to country, and from university to university. But in general, you can expect any study that has "engineering" in its name to have lots of math.
What subjects are required to study marine biology in sa?
To study marine biology in South Africa, you would typically need to have a strong background in subjects such as biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Additionally, some universities may require subjects like physics or geography depending on their specific program requirements. It is advisable to check with the specific university you are interested in for their exact subject requirements.
Which university is better Portsmouth or Sheffield?
Sheffield is generally better - it is part of the Russell group. Sheffield is set in a nice, green city, whereas Portsmouth is a bit rough. Sheffield also has quite high entry standards, with some subjects asking for an A at A Level of the subject you want to study, but I know somebody who got into Portsmouth to study maths with CCD at A Level. His D grade was in maths. This just shows how poor the university standards are at Portsmouth. Sheffield asks for ABC with an A in maths. This is the university where I am applying to.
How do you study for engineering?
You should start by developing a strong foundation in higher level maths (to calculus), chemistry, physics, computer literacy, communication skills (written and oral), and the development of good critical thinking skills.
How was your study?
my study was OK, studying for Japanese and maths exams
