a level subjects

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

No A-level is going to be easy. Every A-level will be challenging and I can't tell you whether those subjects are going to be interesting because they aren't really my thing so I don't do them.

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

I do maths and physics and maths is not too bad tbf just keep on doing the textbook questions and you will get an A or A* pretty easily. Some topics are boring especially stats but you will like the calc stuff, I know I did, and that's a major part of a level maths so you will be fine.

physics on the other hand seems like hell on earth. be prepared to learn the content and have no idea how to answer any questions. theres a reason its named the hardest a level alongside further maths. i recommend going over content multiple times in different ways and ensure to make notes in a way you will understand as there are some very tricky topics and you will want to properly understand them. do a bunch of past paper questions and hopefully you will be alright but it is hard.

thanks for the info, for physics are there any particularly hard subject areas or is it all generally challenging?

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

i do german and maths, and it depends on what you find hard really. i love german a lot but it’s very hard sometimes and requires continuous revision. maths on the other hand is easy to remember (in my opinion) but requires more revision when it comes to the exams. they’re both great, but difficult in different ways

thanks for the insight, very helpful, i did get the sense that german required more practice

I do Maths and Physics at the moment (as well as Economics) and I am in Year 13. Maths A-Level is manageable if you are prepared to put in effort, stay consistent and complete all the exercises in the textbook. I had such an expectation that it was going to be my hardest A-Level but it definitely isn't. Physics on the other hand I would not recommend unless it is essential for your degree or you are extremely interested in it. I find it so much more difficult to my other subject and it requires so much work. I also find it extremely difficult to revise for as 1) it is so difficult and 2) it is so hard to motivate myself to do it.

i definitely do recommend doing a language if you think you’d do well, they provide great opportunities and i personally would hate to not have continued with it

i definitely do recommend doing a language if you think you’d do well, they provide great opportunities and i personally would hate to not have continued with it

For my A levels I am thinking of doing German, Spanish, Maths and Physics
For those who took these subjects, how were they? What was challenging/easy/interesting? Any information is appreciated

Hi i do Maths alevel and i’m in year 13.
I’m predicted an A* for all my Alevels.
Honestly maths is quite challenging at times, but i really enjoy maths and the problem solving.
At times it may seem impossible to understand a topic at first, because some topics are harder than others, but i promise with hard work, effort and dedication you will get it eventually and do really well! Many times in the past i’ve doubted myself when facing difficult topics, but with enough practice i was able to do it! ☺️
There are 3 sections to maths; pure, statistics and mechanics. I struggle with mechanics the most because i’m not really a physics person haha. (i do chemistry, maths and biology)
But maths is really all about practice, if you complete all the exercises and practice a lot be just fine. (practice questions and repetition with maths is key)
Also if maths is not really your strong subject, (if you don’t get at-least a 6 in GCSE) i personally think you’ll struggle with maths Alevel a lot.
Maths Alevel does start off with grade 8-9 gcse content but more advanced (for example in pure you start off by looking at surds and indices but at alevel level) then you get into the harder Alevel stuff.

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Hi i do Maths alevel and i’m in year 13.
I’m predicted an A* for all my Alevels.
Honestly maths is quite challenging at times, but i really enjoy maths and the problem solving.
At times it may seem impossible to understand a topic at first, because some topics are harder than others, but i promise with hard work, effort and dedication you will get it eventually and do really well! Many times in the past i’ve doubted myself when facing difficult topics, but with enough practice i was able to do it! ☺️
There are 3 sections to maths; pure, statistics and mechanics. I struggle with mechanics the most because i’m not really a physics person haha. (i do chemistry, maths and biology)
But maths is really all about practice, if you complete all the exercises and practice a lot be just fine. (practice questions and repetition with maths is key)
Also if maths is not really your strong subject, (if you don’t get at-least a 6 in GCSE) i personally think you’ll struggle with maths Alevel a lot.
Maths Alevel does start off with grade 8-9 gcse content but more advanced (for example in pure you start off by looking at surds and indices but at alevel level) then you get into the harder Alevel stuff.