Taylor's is a couple thousand more expensive than Sunway

it's just a matter of preference, dear. And there are quite a number of rich kids in Taylors too, although i have yet to see any proof that there are MORE rich kids in Sunway. But then again, does it matter that much?

Depends on what course u wanna pursue after your a-levels. U can learn A LOT from further math btw, but thats only if u're interested in math and mechanics or statistics.

In further math, there's pure math, mechanics & statistics.

Pure math part is more like advance modern math. Just to give you an idea of what you'll be learning, there'll be proofs, vectors, matrices, further calculus, hyperbolic functions etc.

In mechanics, there's simple harmonic motion, projectile motion, momentum & impulses, equilibrium of rigid bodies, rotation of rigid bodies and 1 or two more i can't remember right now. They are REALLY FUN to work on, imho.

In statistics there's further distribution, hypothesis testing, chi-square tests, and bivariate data stuff.

So, no, there are no electromagnetism stuff.

As for your interest anatomy and biology related fields, i cannot comment since i am not well-informed in those areas.

p/s: Btw those are just my experiences based on Cambridge A-Levels. I'm not sure about London board's further math syllabus.

This post has been edited by cain: Nov 7 2007, 01:40 PM

Agreed

Although really, there isn't much differentiation/integration involved. Very very little, in fact.