potential A level options?!
need advice/opinions/information on A level Biology, A-level chemistry, Alevel english language, sociology and psychology????? also if studying both biology and chemistry would be too much? Chosing my A level options in 23 days!!!
Original post by caox
need advice/opinions/information on A level Biology, A-level chemistry, Alevel english language, sociology and psychology????? also if studying both biology and chemistry would be too much? Chosing my A level options in 23 days!!!
Dont do any more than 4 Alevels unless you want to spread yourself to thin. Its much better to get AAAA in 4 than AABBB, taking more subjects devotes more time to each meaning you often dont have the time to go into enough detail for each = spread yourself to thinly.
Any idea on careers? This could be a big influence as most science degrees require 2 lab sciences.
Bio and chem are not hard at all together if your willing to put the time in. They complement eachother very nicely.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Original post by Natalierm2707
Dont do any more than 4 Alevels unless you want to spread yourself to thin. Its much better to get AAAA in 4 than AABBB, taking more subjects devotes more time to each meaning you often dont have the time to go into enough detail for each = spread yourself to thinly.
Any idea on careers? This could be a big influence as most science degrees require 2 lab sciences.
Bio and chem are not hard at all together if your willing to put the time in. They complement eachother very nicely.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Any idea on careers? This could be a big influence as most science degrees require 2 lab sciences.
Bio and chem are not hard at all together if your willing to put the time in. They complement eachother very nicely.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Depending on my GCSE results, the max amount of a level subjects is 4. so the opitions mentioned are the ones im going to chose from.
my potential careers options are very up in the air to be honest, im thinking either a Combat Medical Technician (front line medic) or a Barrister. Both on very different ends of the spectrum
Original post by caox
Depending on my GCSE results, the max amount of a level subjects is 4. so the opitions mentioned are the ones im going to chose from.
my potential careers options are very up in the air to be honest, im thinking either a Combat Medical Technician (front line medic) or a Barrister. Both on very different ends of the spectrum
my potential careers options are very up in the air to be honest, im thinking either a Combat Medical Technician (front line medic) or a Barrister. Both on very different ends of the spectrum
Nice career choices, anything medical stick with bio and chem. If you want to do a science degree like i said you usually need 2 lab sciences so again keep bio and chem.
For law you can do pretty much any subject combo so it may be best to keep your options open and chose subjects you enjoy which feed onto either STEM subjects or law if thats what your interested in.
From here look at some relevant degree courses to check their requirements and chose the subjects which interest you and fit these requirements. Most people will tell you take the two sciences as its the best way to keep your options wide open.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Original post by Natalierm2707
Nice career choices, anything medical stick with bio and chem. If you want to do a science degree like i said you usually need 2 lab sciences so again keep bio and chem.
For law you can do pretty much any subject combo so it may be best to keep your options open and chose subjects you enjoy which feed onto either STEM subjects or law if thats what your interested in.
From here look at some relevant degree courses to check their requirements and chose the subjects which interest you and fit these requirements. Most people will tell you take the two sciences as its the best way to keep your options wide open.
Posted from TSR Mobile
For law you can do pretty much any subject combo so it may be best to keep your options open and chose subjects you enjoy which feed onto either STEM subjects or law if thats what your interested in.
From here look at some relevant degree courses to check their requirements and chose the subjects which interest you and fit these requirements. Most people will tell you take the two sciences as its the best way to keep your options wide open.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Okay thank you, much apreciated!!
Original post by caox
Depending on my GCSE results, the max amount of a level subjects is 4. so the opitions mentioned are the ones im going to chose from.
my potential careers options are very up in the air to be honest, im thinking either a Combat Medical Technician (front line medic) or a Barrister. Both on very different ends of the spectrum
my potential careers options are very up in the air to be honest, im thinking either a Combat Medical Technician (front line medic) or a Barrister. Both on very different ends of the spectrum
Definitely do both chemistry and biology if you want to be medic. As for barrister, some good essay subjects would do. I'd suggest doing English literature of Language, though.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Changing to physical natsci
- A level optiond
- I still have no idea what to pick for a-levels
- GCSE Music And Drama
- university of reading
- WJEC Criminology
- Which A-level Options Are Right For Me?
- Should I change my A-levels for architecture?
- Careers
- Advice on future career
- A-levels
- GCSE Latin for Oxbridge
- 4 A-levels?
- 16-18 Education
- AS and A Levels
- Resitting A Levels while in university
- N/A
- Studying law advice
- usa universities
- which a levels should i pick?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 day ago
Edexcel A Level Politics Paper 1 (9PL0 01) - 21st May 2024 [Exam Chat]A-levels
10
Trending
Last reply 1 day ago
Edexcel A Level Politics Paper 1 (9PL0 01) - 21st May 2024 [Exam Chat]A-levels
10
