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List Of Courses You Can Study Without Mathematics


Mathematics is one of the subject that pose as a cog to the wheel of progress of many students in primary, secondary and tertiary level.
Many actually hate mathematics due to the difficulty encounter in solving calculation.
If you want to be good in mathematics, you need to dedicate your time, get necessary books and also a tutor.
However we are here to reveal the courses you can study without mathematics.
If you really dislike mathematics and you don't want to see it again, you can choose from any of the courses listed below.
1) library and information science
2) philosophy
3) political science
4) guildiance and counselling
5) office technology and management
6) international relation
7) English
8] drama and music
9) psychology
10) mass communication
11). Micro biology
12). Most medical related courses deal with little or no mathematics.
13)Biological sciences
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
SLT
Public Health

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