Will I be able to do a level Spanish from scratch?

What a level should I rather choose instead then, as I want to do marine biology in future, and I'm bad at chemistry ?

If you have an interest in Spanish, then you should take it, a C in a language isn't bad, and to study marine biology at university you really only need 3 A-levels, so the Spanish will give your application a boost.

For marine biology, I suggest A levels in:

biology/human biology
maths
and either geography, physics, environmental science, geology, psychology (if you really don't want to do chemistry)

Who knows, you might even get an A in Spanish.

If you have an interest in Spanish, then you should take it, a C in a language isn't bad, and to study marine biology at university you really only need 3 A-levels, so the Spanish will give your application a boost.

For marine biology, I suggest A levels in:

biology/human biology
maths
and either geography, physics, environmental science, geology, psychology (if you really don't want to do chemistry)

Who knows, you might even get an A in Spanish.

Yh I really need an A in a subject to do marine biology at good university

Most will have entry requirements of AAB, but realistically you would need A*AA to secure a place, because of all the competition.

What do you think would be most interesting interesting a level for me to study marine biology, as well as where I would be good at if you compare it to my GCSE grades

Biology and maths are a must, i guess psychology or geology would be interesting, but they are a lot of work.

Could you rephrase your second question?

I meant like what would be a better option of me being able to get a good grade if you look at my GCSE grades

Physics, Chemistry or Russain

I'm really bad at physics that's the one I got like one of lowest marks in in chemistry I got 79/120 and I'm biology around 84/120 and in physics like 60/120, as well as universities don't like if you do an a level in your native language

Then you should do biology, chemistry and maths

Does chemistry involve a lot of maths? Or it involves a lot of other stuff?

There is a significant amount of maths, but it's not that difficult, I'd say no more than 20% of maths related questions are in the final exams.

Btw you should check the entry requirements of the universities you want to study at.

I need AAA that's why I'm worried about chemistry as I think highest grade in chemistry I will get is only going to be a B and in biology an A and in maths an A*

I thought the same when I was in year 11. I got a ABD in triple science and an A in maths, and I thought I'll probably get Bs in maths,biology and chemistry, but now in my second year of A-levels I'm predicted to get A* in maths and A's in biology and chemistry.

You just have to work hard really

I thought the same when I was in year 11. I got a ABD in triple science and an A in maths, and I thought I'll probably get Bs in maths,biology and chemistry, but now in my second year of A-levels I'm predicted to get A* in maths and A's in biology and chemistry.

You just have to work hard really

Yh but you firstly did triple science which already shows you are smarter than me, as well as you got an A and a B in biology and chemistry I would probably get a B in biology if I did triple, a C in chemistry and like a D in physics. And in maths I'm confident I will get A* as our teacher already thought as a lot of a level stuff