<p>In response to JHS’s comment maths is seen as important for Oxford PPE, in particular the economics part. From the Oxford admissions pages on PPE:</p>
<p>"Although a background in Mathematics is not formally required for admission, PPE applicants should have sufficient interest in, and aptitude for, mathematics to cope with the mathematical elements of the course. Mathematics is a particular advantage for the Economics component of the course, as well as for the first year logic course in philosophy, and for understanding theories and data in politics.</p>
<p>Last year around 90% of the applicants who were offered places for PPE had studied Maths to at least AS-level, or equivalent. You may like to consider taking Maths to AS-level, or an equivalent qualification such as IB Standard Level, even if you do not pursue it further. It is useful to have learnt the basics of differentiation before starting your university course in PPE."</p>