GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?

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  1. Gryffindor's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by bambi_eyes)
    I'm almost definitely doing:

    Biology, Chemistry, Maths and English Literature
    :bhangra:
    I'm doing the exact same

    Scared about Chemistry because according to TSR OCR B Salters is evil
  2. WiseOldOwl's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Maths, Chemistry, Biology and History!
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by Mr Young)
    Doing exactly the same as you except swap Biology for Chemistry!
    woo! Good choice then ahha
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by GMD)
    I dislike being grouped with people who imo are average. If I apply to cambridge, and they have some folks flicking through applications with boredom: "4 a levels, 4 a levels, 4 a levels...yawn...oh a 5 a level guy...4 a levels...4 a levels...OH SNAP 6? With 2 already completed? with A* in both? gogogogo get this guy
    I thought you already had an unconditional offer from ICL. :rofl: Isn't that what you made up in another thread? :rolleyes:
  5. Mr S's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Maths + Further Maths, Chemistry, Economics, Spanish and Philosophy :P
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    nuked
    Last edited by GMD; 13-04-2012 at 17:29.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by GMD)
    I dislike being grouped with people who imo are average. If I apply to cambridge, and they have some folks flicking through applications with boredom: "4 a levels, 4 a levels, 4 a levels...yawn...oh a 5 a level guy...4 a levels...4 a levels...OH SNAP 6? With 2 already completed? with A* in both? gogogogo get this guy
    You are stupid. Go check the admissions for Cambridge. Having so many A-Levels does not give you an advantage unless you have like 23 like that Pakistani guy. Cambridge also looks at UMS so if you have say 85% average in 6 and another person has 90+ % in 3-5 A-Levels then they will be picked over you. Take 5 max in my opinion.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Maths, music, chemistry, biology, philosophy
    Want to become a psychiatrist, hopefully
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    maths + further, physics, chemistry, biology
    ahh im either gonna die or quickly change one to philosophy or computing
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Physics, Maths, Further Maths and Chemistry... There seem to be an aweful lot of people on here doing further maths... I had got the impression it was one of the more unpopular subjects
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    nuked
    Last edited by GMD; 13-04-2012 at 17:29.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Maths, Physics, Biology and Geography
  13. und's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by gravitationalpull)
    You are stupid. Go check the admissions for Cambridge. Having so many A-Levels does not give you an advantage unless you have like 23 like that Pakistani guy. Cambridge also looks at UMS so if you have say 85% average in 6 and another person has 90+ % in 3-5 A-Levels then they will be picked over you. Take 5 max in my opinion.
    You're saying that to someone who supposedly got an unconditional offer to read Mathematics at Imperial College London at the age of fifteen. Just thought I'd say.
  14. gravitationalpull's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by Riemann_1/n^s)
    Physics, Maths, Further Maths and Chemistry... There seem to be an aweful lot of people on here doing further maths... I had got the impression it was one of the more unpopular subjects
    TSR generally has a smarter population than average. Well that's what the grades people are expecting show. Overall, not many people take it however the number of students are increasing. You are doing the same combination as me Hi-5!
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    nuked
    Last edited by GMD; 13-04-2012 at 17:29.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by tissue_26)
    Maths, music, chemistry, biology, philosophy
    Want to become a psychiatrist, hopefully
    Have you considered psychology as a subject choice at A level?
  17. gravitationalpull's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by und)
    You're saying that to someone who supposedly got an unconditional offer to read Mathematics at Imperial College London at the age of fifteen. Just thought I'd say.
    Oh well, he didn't deserve to go if he thinks that more than 4 A-Levels will give him any sort of 'advantage'. I personally am doing 5 but not because I want Oxbridge to go 'OMG' that guy is awesome. I'm doing Maths, FMaths, Physics, Chemistry and Economics so I have an option to go into Finance or Physics. This guy just seems to be boasting. I advise him not to because a robot and study 6 A-Levels; it will leave you no time for work placements, extra curriculars and more that will help build your character. Oxbridge does not want working robots; we are working on artificial intelligence for a reason.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Economics
    But I'll probably cut down to 4 for A2 and do the EPQ as well

    (Original post by gravitationalpull)
    I'm doing Maths, FMaths, Physics, Chemistry and Economics
    Same!
    Last edited by 03hope03; 13-06-2011 at 19:20.
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    Spanish, Maths, English Literature and French.
  20. gravitationalpull's Avatar
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    Re: GCSE Students - What subjects will you take for A-Levels?
    (Original post by GMD)
    Don't be jealous. Although I suppose haters gonna hate.
    No one is jealous Mr. Arrogant. Why don't you provide us with some evidence? Scan the acceptance letter or something and post it here. Word of mouth doesn't help really.
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