Is This Enough For An American Uni or Any Uni? Help

The first thing you are going to need to do is make your mind up. If you really want to do medicine, head over to the Medicine forum. Graduate entry medicine is extremely competitive, even more so than undergrad in some respects. Remember too that the systems outside the UK will be very different.

If you decide the Environmental Science route is more interesting, focus on which undergraduate course most appeals to you, ensuring that you can meet or preferably exceed their entrance requirements. You will need to use UCAS course search to identify those unis yourself - none of us can tell off the top of our heads what those might be!

I would not suggest adding to your workload - the A levels you are covering will be perfectly acceptable for Environmental Science.

Okay, Thanks! I am planning on doing my undergrad in Ireland because it is cheaper to do it there than here and I have a house ect there. I could do my PostGrad here on finance. Do i have a strong profile for UCAS? and do you have any tips on how to be on track and organised for my workload?

You're going to find A-Level Chemistry a big step up from GCSE, simply because you did not do triple award science. Plus, you didn't achieve that high a score in GCSE science, so you're really going to have to put the effort in.

With your GCSEs, I think you should do 4 AS subjects like most people because not all o your grades are A*s or As and I knew a couple of people with really good GCSEs who did 4 like everybody else and they were better off for it. DofE sounds a good idea to break up your studying and you can always use that for your personal statement in year 13 to suggest good team work skills. As for enrichments, maybe only do Engineering because this is the closest to the science route and the others may seem irrelevant, unless you want to live abroad, as in Russian.

Okay, The school said i should do 5 AS as one is a BTEC. I am part Russian so i could live there if i want to.

Just do 4. If you had perfect grades, then I'd encourage you to do more but as they're not perfect, you've got to be realistic about what you can achieve. You're better off with 4As than getting 5Ds. I wouldn't bother with a BTEC. Unis are mostly after A-level students.

What do you mean by perfect grades? My grades for my circumstances are good to be honest! If you had to put up with what i did! I am realistic about what i can do and i think that 5 is not a lot if i am honest.

5 doesn't sound a lot yet but A-levels aren't like GCSEs. You mostly have Bs and Cs from GCSE. If you had A*s then I'd tell you to go for it. I get that you're passionate about what you want to do but you might not be extremely academic. I know of a couple of people who had As and Bs across the board at GCSE who got Cs at A-level. Even if you constantly revise you may not do really well. I found that there were a couple of things I didn't have the time to cover at A-level. You don't want to stretch yourself too far.