I take double science and want to do A-level Biology
I take double science for my GCSE and I was wandering if I could do Biology for my A levels?
Am I aloud, or can I only have done this if I was a triple science student?
Thanks
Am I aloud, or can I only have done this if I was a triple science student?
Thanks
Technically, yes. I know multiple people in my A-level Biology class who took double science at GCSE.
Check your sixth form's entry requirements to see what grades you'll need for it.
Check your sixth form's entry requirements to see what grades you'll need for it.
Absolutely. My sister did double science, took chemistry, English lit (AS), biology and classics at a-level. She got triple A and is now doing chemistry at Manchester university.
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