A levels Choices URGENT INTERVIEW

I want to do biogoly, chemistry and physics. I have an interview tormoww and I will have to make my descisons. I think they won't allow me to do chemistry or physics. I don't want to study any dumb subjects I want it to lead me to an high paying job and successful job.

I want to do biogoly, chemistry and physics. I have an interview tormoww and I will have to make my descisons. I think they won't allow me to do chemistry or physics. I don't want to study any dumb subjects I want it to lead me to an high paying job and successful job.

Do you have the GCSE grades they asked for? We need to know a bit more as most people had offers of Sixth form places earlier in the year.

'Dumb subjects'...okay. Science subjects don't always equal successful, high-paying jobs.

They ask for an B in maths and science to do any science subjects. They ask for pretty much B in the subject you want to do.

I want to do biogoly, chemistry and physics. I have an interview tormoww and I will have to make my descisons. I think they won't allow me to do chemistry or physics. I don't want to study any dumb subjects I want it to lead me to an high paying job and successful job.

Well, do you have those grades?

STEM mentality

'Dumb subjects'...okay. Science subjects don't always equal successful, high-paying jobs.

I want to do biogoly, chemistry and physics. I have an interview tormoww and I will have to make my descisons. I think they won't allow me to do chemistry or physics. I don't want to study any dumb subjects I want it to lead me to an high paying job and successful job.

So what GCSE grades did you get? you seem to have conveniently left that out.

High paying and successful jobs will have more to do with the grades you achieve and your abilities. Subject choices alone are no guarantee.

I wouldn't call the arts or social sciences 'dumb subjects' and I'm a STEM man.

While its true that they don't require the same cognition that the sciences do they still reflect their own form of intelligence. I would call the sciences the best measurement of raw mental capacity but I know people who get A*A*A* who if you asked them to come up with an interpretation of literature would be completely at a loss and who still think a comma is for "when you take a breath".

(I do think social sciences get a bad wrap. Personally, I have a respect for these subjects but I think they're horribly oversubscribed and misdirected. This is all off topic though)

If you didn't get a B in GCSE maths then I'd say STEM isn't for you because the maths content will get harder not easier. Maybe you can work something out with regards to resitting your GCSE maths but idk if that would be possible since you can't take a gap year.

EDIT: So you got the grades you needed to in order to take the A levels you want. Why do you think they'd say no?

2 A
1 c
And rest B

What subject choices could I do for an high paid job.

Well done for being unhelpful again. Why wont they let you do Chemsistry and Physics? You should be fine with a B otherwise you are omly doing 1 A level.

What subject choices could I do for an high paid job.

Well done for being unhelpful again. Why wont they let you do Chemsistry and Physics? You should be fine with a B otherwise you are omly doing 1 A level.

Why not do some research and think about what careers you would like and work your way backwards of how to get there? Good grades are what you need unless you have a specific career in mind.