urgent what subject to pick for my as/a2 courses need to be sent of tommorow plz help

Hi, im in yr11 right now and im making my A-level choices REALLY soon, and i really confused i want to do medicine at oxbridge. I am pretty decided on doing all 3 sciences for alevel but i really dont fancy doing maths as well, but apparently it REALLY helps with BMAT which ill have to do. As my 4th A-level i am going to do Art, but its a lot of work and im seriously worried theyre going to doubt my sincerity to medicine and consider art as a 'soft' subject.

Also, im considering doing A-level maths as a long distance course at home. If im gonna do this then i will only do it to AS. And this will mean Im doing Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Art and Critical thinking/General studies for AS level! Will this be too much and useless? Should I go through with art? Is it practical to do Alevel maths at home?

HELP!

Well yes, BMAT is a necesscity for Oxbridge. But it does not take that much preparation (obviously you will be preparing for it, but thats generally after AS). Unless your someone that will want to prepare for your BMAT during your AS?

It will be difficult, if I were you I would withdraw myself from General Studies seeing as it is not really used by Oxbridge or most other uni's tbh, so its a waste of your time. Doing the others (5) is more than average, but I guess if you want to go oxbridge, you might be willing to go the extra mile. Note that there is nothing wrong with doing the average 4 AS's.

As for maths at home, depends how you find it now?

thing is, we HAVE to CT or GS atour school, although its a total waste of time. im finding maths and everything alright, ill be fine, but my main worry is art..if its gonna be totally irrelevant or like a soft subject..but i just wanted something ttally different from all my solid alevels..

whats chemistry like in college i heard that its very very hard

Hi, im in yr11 right now and im making my A-level choices REALLY soon, and i really confused i want to do medicine at oxbridge. I am pretty decided on doing all 3 sciences for alevel but i really dont fancy doing maths as well, but apparently it REALLY helps with BMAT which ill have to do. As my 4th A-level i am going to do Art, but its a lot of work and im seriously worried theyre going to doubt my sincerity to medicine and consider art as a 'soft' subject.

Also, im considering doing A-level maths as a long distance course at home. If im gonna do this then i will only do it to AS. And this will mean Im doing Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Art and Critical thinking/General studies for AS level! Will this be too much and useless? Should I go through with art? Is it practical to do Alevel maths at home?

HELP!

ive chosen to go for
econimics
biology
geography
physics/psychology not decided yet

is this any good to become something in finance
and what is the best job in accountant/finance

whats chemistry like in college i heard that its very very hard

can anyone rate biology chemistry and physics from hardest to easeiest plz

ive chosen to go for
econimics
biology
geography
physics/psychology not decided yet

is this any good to become something in finance
and what is the best job in accountant/finance

things i have got in mind are

biology
economics
psychology
business studies
geography

things i have got in mind are

biology
economics
psychology
business studies
geography

Hi, im in yr11 right now and im making my A-level choices REALLY soon, and i really confused i want to do medicine at oxbridge. I am pretty decided on doing all 3 sciences for alevel but i really dont fancy doing maths as well, but apparently it REALLY helps with BMAT which ill have to do. As my 4th A-level i am going to do Art, but its a lot of work and im seriously worried theyre going to doubt my sincerity to medicine and consider art as a 'soft' subject.

Also, im considering doing A-level maths as a long distance course at home. If im gonna do this then i will only do it to AS. And this will mean Im doing Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Art and Critical thinking/General studies for AS level! Will this be too much and useless? Should I go through with art? Is it practical to do Alevel maths at home?

HELP!

What are your predicted GCSE grades?
You might want to check out the A-level 'ratings' thread:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=810355

I have a friend that is doing all the same subjects as you and wants to do medicine for A Level. For all does people who say that art is a soft subject, it isn't and is one of the most respected A Levels in the current curriculum. You should be fine doing Art and applying, because if you do well in it, it can make you unique in the sense that you can have dedication to all your A Levels and still do well overall (mixture of arts and sciences). As for the maths, if you are able to prepare and put some work in, you can teach the AS to yourself and you can even do it over two years!

With regards to the BMAT, on the website it says for the science paper that "This section is based on core knowledge of Double Science and Higher Mathematics at Key Stage 4", so you don't have to worry to much about the maths in the paper.

Hope this was helpful!

im looking to either go into finance enginering or medicine
is business and economics preety much the same thing

thing is, we HAVE to CT or GS atour school, although its a total waste of time. im finding maths and everything alright, ill be fine, but my main worry is art..if its gonna be totally irrelevant or like a soft subject..but i just wanted something ttally different from all my solid alevels..