in order to do medicine i pretty much need chemistry but have been told it’s really hard. it’s kind of putting me off but i know i need it so please help!!
I took chemistry at A-Level and I really enjoyed it and found it MUCH easier/more interesting than GCSE because you are taught the reasons for things rather than just being told you need to accept something as it is. I think it really depends on your mindset, as long as you make sure to understand the fundamentals when you are taught them I think you will be absolutely fine and do great
in order to do medicine i pretty much need chemistry but have been told it’s really hard. it’s kind of putting me off but i know i need it so please help!!
A-Level Chemistry is difficult. However, it should be made clear that all the A-Levels are difficult. After all, A-Level is an abbreviation for ‘Advanced Level’ and it is intended to assess how prepared you are to progress a form of higher education or directly into the world of work. Having said that, again like all A-Levels, if you enjoy the content, keep on top of the work and ask for help when you need it, there is no reason why you won't excel.
Well I mean medicine as a degree is extremely difficult so it doesn't bode well for your uni experience if you're already reluctant to take chem because you've heard it's hard.