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what do you think about my choices?

and do they keep my options open?
english lit, maths+stats, biology, art.

i would love to do photography or psychology but if iw ant to aim for oxbridge i dont think i can swap anything

thanks x

Reply 1

The_Lonely_Goatherd

I'd say they keep your options fairly open. What would you be applying for at Oxford/Cambridge? :smile:

Reply 2

bluelou

maybe something art related, or biology like marine biology or something but i hate chemistry but i saw some courses you only needed bio and maths so i think im alright. or maybe english :s-smilie:

just very confused.

Reply 3

spex

If you're wanting to do photography or psychology then i can't see how english lit will be useful to you. But then i can't see how english lit is useful for anything at all...

Reply 4

Queen Alice

Oxbridge don't blacklist psychology, only photography...

Anyway, I think those are good choices. You could take a science degree or an arts degree with those :smile:

However, medicine is not an option without chemistry, and most unis want further maths to study maths. Other than that, you could do any degree really ^_^

Reply 5

benmh92

It's useful for a lot of things apparently, especially Law, which is annoying for me lol

Reply 6

The_Lonely_Goatherd

bluelou

maybe something art related, or biology like marine biology or something but i hate chemistry but i saw some courses you only needed bio and maths so i think im alright. or maybe english :s-smilie:

just very confused.

Well it sounds like you've kept your options open for all three of those things :smile:

Reply 7

bluelou

what if i want a job wherei have to travel alot lol?

Reply 8

John Muir

yeah those give u quite afew options!
i only do art out of them but art is a really gud alevel no formel exams! lol :smile:

u can always drop one later on or nxt year n pick another up!?
but stick with those fior now if ur not sure which way 2 go uni etc!
i'm like that dunno wot to do nxt year uni etc!? lol

Reply 9

The_Lonely_Goatherd

bluelou

what if i want a job wherei have to travel alot lol?

Well languages are always good if you're planning on travelling a lot/working abroad, but you can always pick up languages later on at uni, or by taking part in an ERASMUS scheme.

Why, what do you have in mind? I imagine marine biology would involve quite a bit of travel, or are you thinking about something else? :smile: