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5) economics - cos jools + i both did it 4 alevel and u cud folow in r footseps.

I don't think Jools studied Economics A Level.

yeah but if huntroyde thinks jools studied economics then he will too as he looks up to him.

Careful with that assumption, Huntroyde does like to have his own mind...

lies, we all know that he wants to be like jools- to study AS Levlels, go to ox4d, get it on wit a hildabeast!

<raised eyebrow> OK you can read his mind...

Let's see what he has to say about the advice! Ooh when is it my turn?

lies, we all know that he wants to be like jools- to study AS Levlels, go to ox4d, get it on wit a hildabeast!

Are you the same person who got UUE???

yes. although i normally say EUU (E) cos i got an E in AS Home economics.

MJG, your advice in this particular instant is quite poor.
General studies being compulsory in most if not all colleges, it means you don't have a choice to take it.
Economics is a good one, as it is a slackers subject, a good AS but not A level.
It is always important to do a science, so any apart from biology is useful.
The rest can be chosen to your preferences.
This should not fall on deaf ears, for gayboy09 is wise, like the most modest of owls, yet cunning like a fox who sets the cat among the pigeons.

early decimber.

I thought you where a registered user?

WHAT?!?! Ecomonics a slacker subject??? It is quite hard actually! It was a real headf*ck trying to understand it at AS, but it has clicked and I'm still having to work quite hard at it (essay practice and all, I'm a Maths man so my essays aren't the nuts).
Biology is quite useful too, and not just for Medicine applicants.
Economics a slacker subject, my arse! You're on about Business Studies heeheehee

no, wish i was. my qualifications r listed here:

http://www.uk-learning.net/t11069-8.html