[madmadmax321]

is a2 harder than as level? (biology and chemistry mainly)
if yes how much harder?
thanks in advance
not sure where this thread would go so sorry if its in the wrong place

[TotallyCorporate]

yes it is and it (apparently) builds on the topics learnt at AS but I'm not an A level student so I don't know how much harder A2 is. Some people may find it easier as what they learn at AS helps them breeze through A2..

[The Doggfather]

What exam board is your Chemistry and Biology?

[JMustang95]

A2 is harder but it will build on what you learnt in AS. I'm about to start A2 and i have already done an A2 module in maths (I know you asked for Bio and Chem) but i have seen the topics for Chem and they seem fairly straight forward. However, you will need a good foundation of AS to continue with ease.
This is for OCR A

[madmadmax321]

(Original post by The Doggfather)
What exam board is your Chemistry and Biology?

AQA

[madmadmax321]

(Original post by The Doggfather)
What exam board is your Chemistry and Biology?

AQA for biololgy and OCR for chemistry

[qiaoyu.he]

Its harder, but not that much harder - GCSE to AS jump is definitely much bigger. It should require perhaps 1/2 hours more than you spend on AS biology

[BigWilfo]

I do OCR Biology and Chemistry at A2. Biology gets alot harder, with more complex idea's and models, whereas Chemistry doesn't get that much harder to be honest. But the last module of Chemistry for A2 is alot of maths, so if you struggle with maths then you may find it difficult