[seanbolton94]

At the moment I'm planning on taking:
-Maths
-Chemistry
-Physics
-Biology

I've already got an A* in Maths and I'm almost certain I've got an A* in Physics and Chemistry and then an A in Biology.

I'm just wondering would this be too much work for me? And also do they compliment each other? AND I'm looking for a career in a chemistry field either chemical engineering or pharmaceutics so would these help me for those university courses?

Thanks!

[isp]

Solid options.

If you can handle the workload I suggest picking up Further Maths

[see-are]

Don't become a chemist
Pick english lit, philosophy, history and french and become an interesting human

[sandy.bhaker.]

No one can tell you what subjects to take, only you can decide that

[Transcendence]

(Original post by seanbolton94)
At the moment I'm planning on taking:
-Maths
-Chemistry
-Physics
-Biology

I've already got an A* in Maths and I'm almost certain I've got an A* in Physics and Chemistry and then an A in Biology.

I'm just wondering would this be too much work for me? And also do they compliment each other? AND I'm looking for a career in a chemistry field either chemical engineering or pharmaceutics so would these help me for those university courses?

Thanks!

>Maths
>Further Maths
>Additional Further Maths
>Chemistry
>Biology

[IgorYakov]

(Original post by seanbolton94)
At the moment I'm planning on taking:
-Maths
-Chemistry
-Physics
-Biology

I've already got an A* in Maths and I'm almost certain I've got an A* in Physics and Chemistry and then an A in Biology.

I'm just wondering would this be too much work for me? And also do they compliment each other? AND I'm looking for a career in a chemistry field either chemical engineering or pharmaceutics so would these help me for those university courses?

Thanks!

You've got the right subjects

but DON'T take your GCSE results as an indication of how well you'll do at a-level
Definitely DO NOT do this!

Only do a subject you WANT to do and will enjoy, not because you're good at it, it will backfire half way through your a-levels and you'll deeply regret it.

If you love doing them subjects and will have motivation to do it for 2 years then yeah go for it!

[21stcenturyphantom]

(Original post by see-are)
Don't become a chemist
Pick english lit, philosophy, history and french and become an interesting human

Why would you say that?

[seanbolton94]

(Original post by IgorYakov)
You've got the right subjects

but DON'T take your GCSE results as an indication of how well you'll do at a-level
Definitely DO NOT do this!

Only do a subject you WANT to do and will enjoy, not because you're good at it, it will backfire half way through your a-levels and you'll deeply regret it.

If you love doing them subjects and will have motivation to do it for 2 years then yeah go for it!

yeh i enjoy all these subjects and im determined to work hard!thank you,and thanks everyone else!

[see-are]

(Original post by 21stcenturyphantom)
Why would you say that?

just a bit of friendly advice , chill out, dont **** yourself, calm down, woah, take a breather

[21stcenturyphantom]

(Original post by see-are)
just a bit of friendly advice , chill out, dont **** yourself, calm down, woah, take a breather

What a strange post.

[123formyabc]

Well good luck if you want to be a pharmacist cos you'll be competing with me;