Help/suggestions choosing a degree?

Suggestions choosing a degree please.

Currently doing A levels in year 13.

A level Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Geography

Reply 1

jordanshelley97

Why do you want us to suggest something? You might take someone's suggestion and then end up hating it
You have to do something that you actually want to do. If you don't currently know then try looking up the content of some courses or attending some masterclasses, they might help you decide if you do/do not want to do something

Reply 2

Crankyla

I assume you want to do something science-based, going by your A-Levels. I did Chemistry and Biology (I finished Year 13 this year) and I'm starting a Nursing course at uni next week. A friend did Chem and Bio as well and she's doing Pharmacy. If you want to include Geography in your degree/career, what about Geology and Oceanography? There are some suggestions to start you off ;-)

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Reply 3

JordanDtsr

Original post by jordanshelley97

Suggestions based on my A level subjects. Suggestions can help.

Reply 4

JordanDtsr

Original post by JordanDtsr

Suggestions choosing a degree please.

Currently doing A levels in year 13.

A level Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Geography

Bump.

Reply 5

JordanDtsr

Original post by JordanDtsr

Bump.

Reply 6

username1539513

Original post by JordanDtsr

Suggestions choosing a degree please.

Currently doing A levels in year 13.

A level Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Geography

What do you enjoy the most? Whatever you enjoy the most, do that?

Reply 7

dairychocolate

Grades? Ambitions (professional, personal, financial etc.)? Interests?

Come on, mate.

Reply 8

Doones

Original post by JordanDtsr

Suggestions choosing a degree please.

Currently doing A levels in year 13.

A level Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Geography

You can explore courses here for a given set of A-levels:
http://university.which.co.uk/a-level-explorer/biology/chemistry/geography?o=102

Check the 3 tabs: Best / Close / Unexpected

Original post by JordanDtsr

Bump.

And please don't keep bumping the thread.

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Reply 9

JordanDtsr

Original post by jneill

And please don't keep bumping the thread.

Bump Bump.

Reply 10

sean.17

Think about what you are truly interested in. Search courses that are related to those interests. The only way you are going to be successful is by doing something you enjoy otherwise you will end up dropping out or getting a rubbish grade.