Hi, I'm a GCSE student and deadlines for a-levels are approaching and I'm still confused on what to pick. I certainly am doing bio and chem for medicine but don't about the other 2 I want to do English lang & psychology but many say this is too hard. Also want to do Maths. Pleas could I have some advice? thanks x
If you are good at Maths then definitely consider it as one of your options,it will provide you with more options and personally i find it easier to revise when subjects are similar and something you learn in one subject you will learn it in another subject e.g. last year when i was doing AS Maths i learnt about logarithms and in A2 Chemistry we are using logarithms for the acids ,bases and buffers unit and this just speeded the learning process as a whole.
I'd recommend doing Maths instead of Psychology or English. If you decide that you want a career in science, but not necessarily medicine, Maths can be beneficial to your application. If you're doing Biology/Chemistry/Maths, you can really pick what you want in the last slot - either Psychology or English would be fine.
I'd recommend doing Maths instead of Psychology or English. If you decide that you want a career in science, but not necessarily medicine, Maths can be beneficial to your application. If you're doing Biology/Chemistry/Maths, you can really pick what you want in the last slot - either Psychology or English would be fine.
If you are good at Maths then definitely consider it as one of your options,it will provide you with more options and personally i find it easier to revise when subjects are similar and something you learn in one subject you will learn it in another subject e.g. last year when i was doing AS Maths i learnt about logarithms and in A2 Chemistry we are using logarithms for the acids ,bases and buffers unit and this just speeded the learning process as a whole.
I'm also doing further maths at gcse, do you think this will be an advantage? I would say I'm very good at maths, but I don't put in as much time and I'm not so organized. However, I'm trying to improve this. what would/did you choose for your a-levels?
I'm also doing further maths at gcse, do you think this will be an advantage? I would say I'm very good at maths, but I don't put in as much time and I'm not so organized. However, I'm trying to improve this. what would/did you choose for your a-levels?
I did Biology,Chemistry,Maths and History in my first and currently in my second year i am doing Biology,Chemistry and History.I had to drop maths because it was my worst grade but i strongly recommend you to do Maths