GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
Discussion for A-Level students and for those choosing their A-Level subjects.
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
I think I'm going to take maths, chemistry biology & history. I want to take physics as well but my school wont let us do 5 subjects :/ I want to study medicine at uni - do these subjects sound like they will be the right choice for that?
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?yes(Original post by Jas1)
I think I'm going to take maths, chemistry biology & history. I want to take physics as well but my school wont let us do 5 subjects :/ I want to study medicine at uni - do these subjects sound like they will be the right choice for that? -
Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?I wanna do them too xD(Original post by Jas1)
I think I'm going to take maths, chemistry biology & history. I want to take physics as well but my school wont let us do 5 subjects :/ I want to study medicine at uni - do these subjects sound like they will be the right choice for that? -
Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?I love music(Original post by j.alexanderh)
Maths + Further, Physics, Japanese, Music.
Expecting to see lots of enthusiastic future music students, I haven't come across many so far.
Edit: WHY IS NO-ONE DOING MUSIC?
I would have done it if my school had decent teachers :L They don't know what they're talking about so :/
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
Fun times when you are all doing hardcore subjects. I'm doing maths, biology, english language and religous studies, I was thinking of changing english or RS to chemistry. But I don't think i'll be able to cope with hard subjects. What do you think guys?
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?It depends on what you are hoping to study at university.(Original post by dippers)
Fun times when you are all doing hardcore subjects. I'm doing maths, biology, english language and religous studies, I was thinking of changing english or RS to chemistry. But I don't think i'll be able to cope with hard subjects. What do you think guys?
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?if you want to do medicine i would recommend you drop history after As or possible consider swapping history for physics :-)(Original post by Jas1)
I think I'm going to take maths, chemistry biology & history. I want to take physics as well but my school wont let us do 5 subjects :/ I want to study medicine at uni - do these subjects sound like they will be the right choice for that? -
Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
I've probably already posted but...
OCR Chemistry
AQA Biology and Economics
Politics - exam board = ?
And I am proud to say that four individually coloured wallets are labelled and ready to be used come the summer, when I start the introductory work set by the college.
Blue for Chem, clear for Bio, pink for Politics and purple for Eco... so geekily GORGEOUS!
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Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?wohoo I'm not the only stationary mad and crazily organised year 11 on here!(Original post by Alexandra's Box)
I've probably already posted but...
OCR Chemistry
AQA Biology and Economics
Edexcel History (Modern)
And I am proud to say that four individually coloured wallets are labelled and ready to be used come the summer, when I start the introductory work set by the college.
Blue for Chem, clear for Bio, pink for History and purple for Eco... so geekily GORGEOUS!
I'm taking Maths, German and Sociology AQA and Economics Edexcel and although I haven't bought anything yet, I have started thinking about colour-coding, where I'm going to put notes etc.


or maybe History (with French, if it's available).