Rank your A-levels in order of difficulty
Discussion for A-Level students and for those choosing their A-Level subjects.
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Re: Rank your A-levels in order of difficultyMaths(Original post by .:Doctor:.)
Just wondering how difficult people are finding their AS/A2 levels!
Latin (from A2 Level its difficulty has significantly increaed from AS Level)
German
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Re: Rank your A-levels in order of difficultyAS:
English Literature (It was so easy, I just made it all up. I don't really know how I got an A, but meh)
History (Despite losing my Russia textbook and never attending lessons, I managed to get an overall B)
Law (unfortunately I did really badly in the June exam and only scored a weak B overall, despite getting an A in the January exam...)
Citizenship (I never actually went to the lessons, it was so boring, but I got an A overall)
A2:
Law (so much to remember! But I am only 10 marks off an A)
History (It's just ... I don't know. But I can get an A, apparently)
English Literature (Easy, but at the same time, hard?)
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Re: Rank your A-levels in order of difficultyHistory: All the reading, memorising facts, endless essays, interpretation of sources.
Philosophy: Abstract concepts so difficult to know what examiners are looking for in an answer.
English Literature: My best subject, but definitely a step up from GCSE.
Psychology: It's just a matter of learning the facts and case studies. Very straightforward.
