I know this has come up before, but whatever :')
Also i posted this in the wrong place at first so if you see it somewhere else that's why :-)
Hey, so i'm in year 11 and i'm going to 6th form next year.
Currently my options are Chemistry, Biology, English lit & lang and Geography.
I'm hoping for an A* in chemistry and hopefully an A in Biology, but tbh it could be a B i didn't do a hell of a lot of biology revision tbh. My physics is probably a B but i got an A* in the ISA.
Honestly how hard are science? I love chemistry and want to go into medical/geographic/scientific field so i know i need 2 sciences. I do like biology and i find it interesting but i also find it hard, but i guess it's just a case of putting the work in.
Sciences are known as being hard as i've heard, and i want to know how big the step up from GCSE is and what is the reality of getting good grades? I want to do well in my subjects because otherwise they could risk my future so yeah :-)
I'm prepared to put as much work in as needed, bearing in mind i do have a summer job that could turn long term though :-)