[munchies123]

!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

[The Polymath]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

French?
Chemistry?
Biology?
Natural Sciences?
Psychology?

[Purple Giraffe]

Why not think about what you're genuinely interested in and search for uni courses based on that?

[K the Failure]

Events Management.

[pricey26]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

Please don't go into medicine/dentistry just because your A levels mean you can. Too many people I know have done this and ended up regretting; they did it because they felt it was something they SHOULD do rather than what they WANTED to do. Do whatever makes you happy and make sure you won't regret it?
What about Chemistry, Biology or French? Biochemistry? Biological sciences? Psychology? There are lots of opportunities open for you, just do a bit of research and make sure its something you will like! Good luck

[madders94]

English Literature.

[lizolove]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

You could do anything.

Have you got any interests or anything you'd particularly enjoy? The issue with some courses is that once you've done them, you kind of may have to stick to that area, e.g. Medicine or Vet Science. So, it seems illogical to suggest anything like that unless you know what you want to do is specifically that.

What grades have you been predicted?

You could do Business Management, Physiotherapy, Geography, anything. Although, my advice to you is to post your grade predictions/grades, and maybe it'll give a better view of what you could do.

[lazershus]

what subjects from those four do you enjoy the most or find pretty easy to grasp? start there

[>Untitled<]

Well it depends on what you like and enjoy, a random bunch of strangers on the internet won't be able to help you with that I'm afraid

[TheBatman]

Go onto the UCAS page and have a look at what your interested in. How do you expect random strangers to tell you a route that will define your whole life potentially..

[returnmigrant]

Or if you really are that clueless about what to study, should you be going to University at all?

Take a year off, work, travel and at least work out what you want to do with your life.

[starryskie]

If your grades are fairly high natural sciences is an amazing degree but v. competitive. Can carry on with all maths/bio/chem to some degree and even do other things like geology/geography within it! I think the grades are quite high everywhere though :/ Otherwise a chemistry or biology degrees are good or biochem etc and are popular with city employers etc. - Don't do medicine if your heart isn't in it! But look on uni websites there are tonnes of different degrees you can do with your a levels; zoology, biological sciences etc.

[doopdoop]

Which subject do you enjoy the most? Have a look at courses related to that. Read around, look at all the options available to you. This is something you're better choosing yourself, as it's you who will be studying it for the next few years of your life.

[TheWorldEndsWithMe]

OP, you need to look at what you enjoy the most and are best at and work from there. If you really enjoy French, then a French degree might be the best option. If you like maths too then I'm sure there's somewhere that does a joint honours of those subjects.

If you enjoy your sciences more than French then a scientific degree is maybe more appropriate. But you'd still need to look at what areas you like most. If its the maths, then maybe engineering. If you like biology then find the area you like best and do that or a general biology degree.

All we can provide here are feasible options, we can't tell you what's the best for you.

[lubsjk]

Hair and Beauty?

Apparently some do Dance.

[Cszb44]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

Chemical Engineering? I did Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and French for my A2s and went into ChemEng

[sabana]

Pharmacy, Optometry, Biomedical science, Biochemistry, Audiology, Radiography, Maths, Chemistry, Chem Engineering, Biology and the list goes on. There are loads of posibilities but the best thing is for you to organise some sort of work experience and see what you enjoy and also think about the subjects you enjoy most at A level and this will give you an idea of what you want to do. Dont rush into a particular course just for the sake of going uni and if necessary take a year out to decide what you would like to do. Its only you that can make that decision at the end of the day. Good luck

[JBullyWBA]

If you're not sure what you want to study then are you sure you want to go at all?

No point going just for the sake of it, or have I missed the point?

[ThatPerson]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

Think about subjects you are interested in first, then work backwards, meaning pick an area you are interested in, find out if you meet the course requirements and then if you do read about the course and see if you'll enjoy it.

[Dukeofwembley]

(Original post by munchies123)
!!!!!DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY AT UNI!!!!! Currently studying Maths, Chemistry, Biology and French for A2... Any suggestions aside from Medicine and Dentistry?

Thank You

do you want to work in a chocolate factory?

you can if you become a chemical engineer