Say you had these A-Levels...which career/university degree would you choose?

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TRStemporaryusername

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Psyk

Computer science.

You are made of gold.

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BrightGirl

I like the sound of that! :yep:

But yknow physics degrees, is it better to do combined ones like physics and philosophy for example (not sure if this is real), or pure physics?

You sound like you are motivated by money. That is fine, but don't let it influence the choice of course too much. Think about the money and then the course i.e. would you be happy doing this course and so on.

Anyway, just apply to Oxford (not Cambridge) and you'll have a good time whatever course you pick. Most graduates from Oxbridge, I mean Oxford, can pick up highly paid jobs anyway, if thats what you want.

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BrightGirl

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TRStemporaryusername

You sound like you are motivated by money. That is fine, but don't let it influence the choice of course too much. Think about the money and then the course i.e. would you be happy doing this course and so on.

Anyway, just apply to Oxford (not Cambridge) and you'll have a good time whatever course you pick. Most graduates from Oxbridge, I mean Oxford, can pick up highly paid jobs anyway, if thats what you want.

Yeah I know enjoyment is really what a job's about, but atm I literally don't have a clue and am not really interested in anything. As I go through the year i'll probably enjoy one subject more than the others and opt for that. And I dunno about applying to Oxford lol, I probably won't get the grades and it's a bit competitive... :o:

But another good uni will be fine I think!

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Malsy

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Anything...chemistry...medicine....maths....biology...biochem/////mech eng....physics...ANYTHING basically :^_^:

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Psyk

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TRStemporaryusername

You are made of gold.

No wonder I'm terrible at swimming.

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PaddyT

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the department in asda which sells batteries and other complex sort of things could be a route of particular interest

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TRStemporaryusername

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BrightGirl

Yeah I know enjoyment is really what a job's about, but atm I literally don't have a clue and am not really interested in anything. As I go through the year i'll probably enjoy one subject more than the others and opt for that. And I dunno about applying to Oxford lol, I probably won't get the grades and it's a bit competitive... :o:

But another good uni will be fine I think!

Absolutely fine. I was in your position a year ago, except I was torn between History, Economics, Computer Science or Maths so yeah. Plenty of time to decide. Even then, you can always take out a gap year and decide then??

Just make sure you gain depth in whatever subject you feel naturally inclined to study. i.e. Kill maths.