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Rank your A levels from EASIEST to HARDEST

Reply 900

sarah_maqbool

Biology
History
Chemistry
Physics

Reply 901

Zhy

17

[Easiest]

Maths
Physics
Further Maths
Chemistry
Further Maths (Additional)

[Hardest]

Reply 902

Seble

11

[Hardest]
Biology
Music
English Lang-Lit
History
[Easiest]

That's not to say any of those subjects are 'easy' its just i find history to be the easiest of the ones I do.

Reply 903

Chung224

13

Original post by subjectman10

At my sixth form, further maths means doing C1, C2, C3, C4, M1 and S1 in the first year to get an A-level in maths and then a further 3 or 6 units to get either an AS Further or A -level Further in the second year. :smile:

That's pretty cool lol

Reply 904

subjectman10

2

Original post by Chung224

That's pretty cool lol

I agree..Partly the reason I chose it.
I might drop it at A2 and bank my A-level maths :biggrin:

Reply 905

3mma_gal96

5

Original post by Gibber96

I'm applying for medicine this year as well: which unis have you gone for?

Well I'm applying next October :smile:

but I know my first choice is Cardiff (20 mins away:L), but I want to go to open days at Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool and maybe Nottingham :smile:

what about you?

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Reply 906

thekelzstar

5

Chemistry and Biology joint
Maths
History

Reply 907

arminb

3

sociology
psychology
history
english lit(im a foreign student)

Reply 908

capturethecastle

10

Geography
Maths
Biology
Chemistry

If I was asked this a few weeks ago, chemistry would've been the 'easiest' - it just goes to show how quickly everything can change!

Reply 909

Gibber96

9

Original post by 3mma_gal96

Well I'm applying next October :smile:

but I know my first choice is Cardiff (20 mins away:L), but I want to go to open days at Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool and maybe Nottingham :smile:

what about you?

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Oh okay, I thought you were Year 13, nice choices though - I've looked round Bristol and Nottingham, but I've applied to Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow and Oxford. Bristol is a bit too close to home for me (I live there), and Cardiff is pretty close too. Nottingham is really nice, it's just not for me.

Reply 910

3mma_gal96

5

Original post by Gibber96

Oh okay, I thought you were Year 13, nice choices though - I've looked round Bristol and Nottingham, but I've applied to Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow and Oxford. Bristol is a bit too close to home for me (I live there), and Cardiff is pretty close too. Nottingham is really nice, it's just not for me.

Haha ah ok :tongue:

Oh cool, did you go to open days for the uni's you applied to? (I mean I presume you did, unless you're just insanely spontaneous) :erm:

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Gibber96

9

Original post by 3mma_gal96

Haha ah ok :tongue:

Oh cool, did you go to open days for the uni's you applied to? (I mean I presume you did, unless you're just insanely spontaneous) :erm:

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I actually didn't go to open days for Newcastle and Glasgow. I'd been to a lot of other open days, and found that I often didn't like the unis or that they wouldn't like me. I had to wait to do my UKCAT before I could have a good idea of where I should apply, and Newcastle and Glasgow are logical choices because they use it heavily and my score was good.

So yeah, it is a bit risky, but this was the middle of September and its not easy to trek all the way up to Newcastle and Glasgow on separate days - I'm relying on the opinions of people that have studied there, but I have family in Glasgow and I love the city, plus my mum went there and she loved it - it's not too risky.