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I take Maths, Further Maths, Physics and DT, so basically the exact same A-Levels as you.
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I'm considering an engineering/product design route rather than an architectural route - I'm not entirely sure though, I intend to fully figure it out as I progress through the course.
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I've always been most artisitc through my hobbies. I enjoy sketching, 3D modelling, CAD, rendering and modelmaking. I didn't enjoy art a subect that much at GCSE - mostly because it didn't allow for any niche creativity.
1.
I take Maths, Further Maths, Physics and DT, so basically the exact same A-Levels as you.
2.
I'm considering an engineering/product design route rather than an architectural route - I'm not entirely sure though, I intend to fully figure it out as I progress through the course.
3.
I've always been most artisitc through my hobbies. I enjoy sketching, 3D modelling, CAD, rendering and modelmaking. I didn't enjoy art a subect that much at GCSE - mostly because it didn't allow for any niche creativity.
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Maths, French, Art, Physics
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Exactly as you two but maybe could consider going into consulting or IB lol
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I’ve always been passionate about art, particularly in the 3D aspect like origami and sculpture. I would it really took off after GCSEs as I was made an art scholar at my school.
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Maths, Chemistry, Physics, DT (they gave me a 4 A-level offer of A*AAA)
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I feel like my area of interest falls under design engineering, so like, designing and making things to help people or (for SDGs, which aligns with the course info page).
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My art background ended after GCSEs. I dont paint or draw for self-expresison anymore but I'll often need to sketch stuff for DT, if that makes sense... Art for me has recently been more design related stuff.
1.
I take Maths, Further Maths, Physics and DT, so basically the exact same A-Levels as you.
2.
I'm considering an engineering/product design route rather than an architectural route - I'm not entirely sure though, I intend to fully figure it out as I progress through the course.
3.
I've always been most artisitc through my hobbies. I enjoy sketching, 3D modelling, CAD, rendering and modelmaking. I didn't enjoy art a subect that much at GCSE - mostly because it didn't allow for any niche creativity.
1.
Maths, French, Art, Physics
2.
Exactly as you two but maybe could consider going into consulting or IB lol
3.
I’ve always been passionate about art, particularly in the 3D aspect like origami and sculpture. I would it really took off after GCSEs as I was made an art scholar at my school.
1.
Maths, Chemistry, Physics, DT (they gave me a 4 A-level offer of A*AAA)
2.
I feel like my area of interest falls under design engineering, so like, designing and making things to help people or (for SDGs, which aligns with the course info page).
3.
My art background ended after GCSEs. I dont paint or draw for self-expresison anymore but I'll often need to sketch stuff for DT, if that makes sense... Art for me has recently been more design related stuff.
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