Hate biology? Biologys awesome keeps me insane! I would think ICT my friends handed in their coursework this week and 25% of the alevel was 300 pages which took over a year and a half to complete! The other 75% seems mostly the same. Also im not a fan of technology or rather it's not a fan of me.
Depends on your interests. I'd personally think Business Studies is the most boring thing on earth but some people enjoy it. Out of the subjects I do I think chemistry's the most boring.
because you could carry on doing it in the hope it'll get less boring but it actually gets worse
research methods in sociology is terrible
I found sociology quite interesting.
I would never have 'carry on doing it in the hope it'll get less boring', I wouldn't put that much faith into Edexcel's/AQA's/OCR's etc syllabus to make something that was boring at GCSE more interesting at A Level.
Hate biology? Biologys awesome keeps me insane! I would think ICT my friends handed in their coursework this week and 25% of the alevel was 300 pages which took over a year and a half to complete! The other 75% seems mostly the same. Also im not a fan of technology or rather it's not a fan of me.
because you could carry on doing it in the hope it'll get less boring but it actually gets worse
research methods in sociology is terrible
SOCIOLOGY IS THE MOST HORRIBLE A LEVEL SUBJECT! NO ONE TAKE IT PLZ I feel like pulling ma hair out !! it suxz! i wud do any A level other then it! trust me!!
I found Physics less interesting than my other AS's so I didn't carry it on for A2.
I didn't know Biology would be so dull. However, there was no way I would get an A in Spanish, or if I did it would be at the expense of my other subjects. As much as I loved Spanish, I would've compromised a place at university to carry it on ;p By that, I have to keep Biology for another long and dull year
Some of the content is pretty interesting, it's just the fact (as someone said) that you have to memorise and learn it out for the exam. Chemistry/Maths are the sort of things you learn to work out and deal with, the exams are just with different numbers (or molecules). That's a sort of skill and fun to do, memorising 101 key words, because they won't give you a decent grade if you don't, is not.
Whever I walk into that class I want to kill myself.
Psychology is where it's at
I did a one year A Level in sociology so we did quite a lot in one lesson making it more interesting, or at least the chance of there being something interesting slightly higher...
I took Archaeology... It was pretty boring. Our lecturer was really nice though, and we took a field trip to Ireland, so it wasn't too painful I guess.