I'm at the start of year 12 (A levels? and things seem to be going well so far. But I must admit that I'm dreading the rest of he year
Okay so at GCSE I achieved an A in RE, 2B's in science, 2B's in English, a C in maths, IT, business and graphics and unfortunately a D in spanish. I have opted to go for 4 A levels purely for UCAS points; I am currently studying economics, law (which I will swap as universities apparently don't reccomend it for law) English and politics. These are all very difficult subjects and realistically I do not have the capacity to overcome them with the look of my poor GCSE results. 4 A levels at my sixth form is compulsory, but ideally I'd prefer doing 3. Everyone I have spoken to have said that doing 4 A levels is ridiculously difficult, especially as 3 alone is difficult as well. So I just want to know what I should do? What websites etc how to manage my time. I mean I'm motivated, but A levels seem so hard, and what's worse is that failing just one of them at AS would mean that I would have to drop out which is overwhelmingly embarrassing. I really just want to know if anyone out there who achieved similar grades to me at GCSE went on to excel doing 4 A levels.
It would help thank you