Hi guys just wanted some advice,
I'm planning on going back to (a different) college this September to do A Levels having quit college 2 years ago a few months after starting my first year. I made a big mistake with my choices way too academic and boring; Maths, Further Maths, Computing and English Language. I enjoyed Maths though, and now I'm planning to do Maths, Biology, Spanish and either Ancient History or Geography.
I've been for my interview and I've been offered a place, however the Principal has serious doubts about me doing Spanish as I didn't do it for GCSE, even though the college lets people do Italian A Level without GCSE... , but I really like languages I got an A in German for GCSE and I'm going to be revising and reading over a CGP GCSE Spanish book until September, I've been showing an interest in Spanish over the past few months doing Duolingo learning a few words here and there but now I want to seriously start doing it and prepare for A Level, do you think I will be able to cope? Also the way the principal said it to me, he said there's a lot of bilingual people who do it, so I thought maybe he only wants them to do it to make his results look good...
Also quite worried about Geography and Ancient History they're both essay type subjects right? I struggle with essay writing is there any way I can improve, but I'm really interested in Ancient Greece and Rome etc. and I would actually really enjoy learning it and wouldn't find revising boring.
If anyone has any advice I would really appreciate it, thanks