Hey Guys,
I've got a real dilema with my a level choices! I applied to 6th forms to do biology, chemistry, physics and maths and got in, but i'm having doubts about whether a level maths is the one for me. I want to get into medicine and i know that you've got to be taking all the faciliating subjects, but my thought is would it still be acceptable to just take the 3 sciences (which is still 1 more science than most of the uni's i've looked at asked for), and change maths to something like a level health and social care? I'm obviously restricted by what i can choose because of schools option blocks, and in the 4th one which had maths in, there was also health and social care. My GCSE maths is fine and i've been told my maths will be more than fine for a level physics so i have no worry about suffering in physics if i don't take maths.
Anyone got any adivce? Is a level health and social care even academic enough for med schoo? Obviously it's alot easier, but i know i'd get a damn good grade in it.
Anyway thanks!