How many credits do you need for NCEA level 2 maths?
80 credits are required at any level (level 1, 2 or 3) including literacy and numeracy. Schools can explain the literacy and numeracy standard pathways they are using. The Level 1 literacy and numeracy requirements must also be met.
What subjects do you need for law NZ?
There are no prerequisites for the Bachelor of Laws. Students should study subjects that they enjoy. These may be essay-based subjects or those that encourage analytical thinking such as languages, Art History, Classics, Economics, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Music, and Physics.
What happens if you fail NCEA Level 2?
If they don’t pass the exam or assessment (NA or Not Achieved), they get no credits from that standard, and their credit total will stay at the same number it did before they attempted the assessment.
What subjects should I take if I want to be a lawyer?
Required High School Subjects
- English. In law school, you will be required to read a lot of case law, academic articles and textbooks.
- Math v Math Literacy. Law school is about reading, reading and more reading.
- History.
- Business Studies, Accounting, Economics.
- A third language.
- Drama.
- Physical Science and Biology.
Do you need maths to get into university?
* Where it is possible, most universities do require GCSE Maths as well as GCSE English to be able to apply for the course. The majority of university courses consist of content which requires basic mathematical skills and English grammar to learn.
Can I get into uni with Level 2?
But generally speaking, a Level 2 Functional Skills qualification can enable you to apply for an Access course, which is a foundation course that is completed at university (equivalent to A-Levels). On successful completion of the Access course, you will then be able to enrol on to a degree course.
Can you get into university with Level 2?
Is NCEA Level 2 important?
NCEA Level 2 has become an important and well-regarded qualification and is often a necessary requirement for the entry-level of jobs. There are a number of people who have left school without fully completing the qualification but have since earned further credits while undertaking further study.