I know that there is a lot of these around,oh well. I just need advise as to what combination to take. red indicates those that I can't do. green indicates ideal choices ( but may not get an A in maths to do FM) physics maths and geography I definitely want to do.(teal) grey indicates subjects that I can do if I don't get a B in maths. ( I'm struggling with this bit) And a plan B choose from green and grey below
Physics maths and geography sound like good choices so it's your 4th your worried about? If you can't do fm then chemistry could be a good back up but if you can't get a b in maths GCSE then I d say possibly swap maths itself as it could be difficult if you can only get a c at GCSE itself but that's something only you can really judge yourself.
Physics maths and geography sound like good choices so it's your 4th your worried about? If you can't do fm then chemistry could be a good back up but if you can't get a b in maths GCSE then I d say possibly swap maths itself as it could be difficult if you can only get a c at GCSE itself but that's something only you can really judge yourself.
I forgot to mention I need a B in maths to do physics too. but the other subjects (grey) just don't appeal to me the way physics and maths does... so I feel stuck
I forgot to mention I need a B in maths to do physics too. but the other subjects (grey) just don't appeal to me the way physics and maths does... so I feel stuck
I can understand your feeling. Keeping hoping for the best. Do you like sciences or just the mathematical based ones: maths and physics imparticular.
If you feel you need one , I think plan b could be chemistry geography then maybe biology or psychology or sociology if you think you d be happy doing something science