I might drop Physics and because my sixth form is that crap, my only realistic option is As Geography, but I don't have a GCSE in it, so is it worth the risk and is it any easier to manage than as Physics.
I know people who have gone into Geography, History and RS without the GCSE and done really well. If you work hard you'll be fine
As for the workload compared to physics, it depends on the exam board and what type of learning suits you. I'd say they're similar.
Thanks for your help, I'm a memoriser, I can learn facts pretty easily and apply them in situations, if I were to put the workload in, would I be able to get a good grade? Or is Geography for those that have a talent for that sort of subject.
I might drop Physics and because my sixth form is that crap, my only realistic option is As Geography, but I don't have a GCSE in it, so is it worth the risk and is it any easier to manage than as Physics.
taking GCSE geography isn't important, it is just literally learning loads of facts (and being good at reading and interpreting maps)
Thanks for your help, I'm a memoriser, I can learn facts pretty easily and apply them in situations, if I were to put the workload in, would I be able to get a good grade? Or is Geography for those that have a talent for that sort of subject.
It sounds like if you work hard you'll do fine Geography's not a strictly 'talent' subject like Art.