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Students without Maths can explore law, design, psychology, media, languages, social sciences, education, hospitality, management, humanities, fine arts and many commerce or vocational routes depending on eligibility. Some business, data or finance courses may still require mathematics, so check course criteria carefully. Not having Maths does not end career options; it only changes the eligible pathways.
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