General studies isn't accepted at the top universities. I'd take Maths, Further maths, and economics if i could go back in time. However, as long as you achieve good grades many universities will not mind however taking economics is very strongly recommended.
General studies isn't accepted at the top universities. I'd take Maths, Further maths, and economics if i could go back in time. However, as long as you achieve good grades many universities will not mind however taking economics is very strongly recommended.
I would recommend Maths, Economics, Physics and Further Maths (Only as 4th option, not 3rd). I made the wrong AS choices so now I'm stuck with studying 4A2s and 1AS all in my A2 year!
I would recommend Maths, Economics, Physics and Further Maths (Only as 4th option, not 3rd). I made the wrong AS choices so now I'm stuck with studying 4A2s and 1AS all in my A2 year!
[QUOTE=Destiel I got an A* in Biology at GCSE with pretty good unit marks and ended with an E (aka scraping a pass) at AS, so I would be cautious with that one.
I would recommend Maths, Economics, Physics and Further Maths (Only as 4th option, not 3rd). I made the wrong AS choices so now I'm stuck with studying 4A2s and 1AS all in my A2 year!
Technically you don't need economics to actually do economics, you just need maths so doing further maths is a bonus really! You can check with Oxfords entrance requirements for Economics it clearly states that doing Economics A level is just optional whereas Maths is required.
Here is a link if you scroll down to economics you will see that they only require maths and not an Economics A level
You currently at A2? What Subjects did you take and are now doing?
Yeah, I am. At AS, I took maths, econ, bio, photog, Chinese. In my A2 year ATM, I have dropped bio, kept the other 4 to A2 AND started further maths at AS level.
Technically you don't need economics to actually do economics, you just need maths so doing further maths is a bonus really! You can check with Oxfords entrance requirements for Economics it clearly states that doing Economics A level is just optional whereas Maths is required.
Here is a link if you scroll down to economics you will see that they only require maths and not an Economics A level
Yes, you may not NEED it but the majority of people applying for the course will have it therefore putting you at a slight disadvantage. Also Oxford only offer Economics and Management, but not pure Economics.
Yeah, I am. At AS, I took maths, econ, bio, photog, Chinese. In my A2 year ATM, I have dropped bio, kept the other 4 to A2 AND started further maths at AS level.
Ok, just wondering why A Level Physics in particular?
Ok, just wondering why A Level Physics in particular?
Physics is very intense and is full of maths and mechanics. It has the best link with Economics out of the 3 sciences. Although I would find it extremely unenjoyable (I have hated Physics all my life), many Physics grads get top end economic and finance related jobs (especially in the investment banks).
Physics is very intense and is full of maths and mechanics. It has the best link with Economics out of the 3 sciences. Although I would find it extremely unenjoyable (I have hated Physics all my life), many Physics grads get top end economic and finance related jobs (especially in the investment banks).
Oh alright, it's just that the subjects you mentioned are the exact ones I'm doing so I was curious