Hello,
My situation is a little bit different. Im doing 4 A levels at the moment which are maths, further maths, physics and economics. Im an in year 12 for fm, phy and econ and in year 13 just for maths.
I am going to spend 2 years in my sixth form but I am in year 13 maths because I did maths A level at a different sixth form for a year and wanted to change the other subjects which I was doing but kept maths the same.
Anyways, what I want to say is that Im in year 13 maths and year 12 fm, phy and econ.
Now I will sit the A level exams for fm, phy and econ in 2025 and an AS in fm this year (2024) however I have the opportunity to sit A level maths exam this year (2024).
My question is whether I should complete my A lvl maths this year or repeat year 13 and wait till next year to sit?
Im currently at an A-A* standard and looking to apply to competitive unis which all require A* in maths for my course.
I have asked LSE regarding my situation and they said that they recommend to do all of the exams in one year and competition for places at lse is high and etc etc all the waffle after that.
However, people who complete A level maths in 1 year and do 3 A levels the following year do get offers?
Any help/advice is appreciated