Hi! I'm just wondering how many A-levels people are doing?

six

UHHHHHH. Like. A2 subjects. You take 6? Which subjects are you taking and WHY in god's holy name are you taking so many?

French, biology, chemistry, physics, maths and further maths. I don't take french lessons because im fluent so that one is just a bonus with no work realy

Wow, that's amazing. How were your AS results? Do you plan on doing medicine?

Alrightish -3As 2Bs, dont have a grade in further maths yet. Bs in chem and maths but only narrowly missed an A so i'm sure i can bump it up Nope physics what about you?

Uh, I do Math Bio Chem Physics, AAAC. If I improve my Unit 1 Physics (D), I'll get a B or an A. Don't know if I should continue with Physics to A2. Didn't do it at GCSE, it's kicking my ass.

well done! Well it depends what you wanna do after and which of your other subjects you might wanna drop.

I wanna do medical genetics/ genetics at Sheffield. I don't have issues in any of my other subjects. Just physics.

Be aware that no UK University routinely asks for 4 A levels at A2.

No they don't, not even Oxbridge.

And therefore, whilst its fine to do 4 AS, you will get no extra credit for attempting 4 at A2.
RG Unis score the top 3 and ignore anything else. Some even ignore AS levels or EPQs (yes, they do).

By doing 4 A levels to A2, you run the risk of getting BBBB instead of AAA, simply because you've attempted something as a 'clever' gesture that you didn't need to. How silly is that?

Took four AS levels in bio chem maths and physics, dropping physics. Will have 3 A2s and an EPQ to do this year