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What can I do with A level Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Psychology?

What can I do with Maths, Bio, Chem and Psychology?
I'm still not sure if I want to be a doctor and I want to know what else I can do?

Reply 1

Dental mentor

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Original post by LovePiano

What can I do with Maths, Bio, Chem and Psychology?
I'm still not sure if I want to be a doctor and I want to know what else I can do?

You can do a lot. Use this website for ideas.
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/options_with_your_subject.htm

Reply 2

translucent

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You have plenty of choice.

e.g Philosophy, politics, biology, chemistry, biological science, chemical engineering, mathematics, film studies, architecture, law, computer science, psychology, biomedical science, pharmacy and so on; pretty much every degree except history, languages, physics and it's related fields, english literature and sometimes maths (requiring further maths)

Have a look at university courses where ever you're interested in applying...

OP

Thank you!!

Im doing math, bio, chem, physics and psychology for AS level and i think i want to do medicine but i reli dnt want to be in uni for 8 yrs it seems like to much. I also dnt knw if have what it takes..... Stamina wise.
What other amazing careers and uni courses can i get into. I dnt want a 9 to 5 desk job. I was thinking natural science degree or biochem wid molecular med. Any suggestions ? :smile:

Reply 5

A.n.d.r.e

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you can study a psychology course for university and get a degree on it as i have recently read that psychology is one of the most useful degrees to have in todays world :smile:

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Reply 6

dreamersomeone97

what should i do further if i have biology,physics and general studies? I failed my AS chemistry so is it possible that i continue it in the 13th year? Or if i drop chemistry what other subject should i opt for other than chemistry an what to do further? is there amy degree which does not require chemistry? Help me people

Reply 7

dreamersomeone97

Hey people i need some help. What if you fail ur chemistry AS level exam? Should i continue chemistry to 13th year or is it okay if i drop it? Is there any degree which doesn't require chemistry? I have biology,physics and general paper. So what other subject should i opt in the 13th year to get any possible degree? can anybody please help me decide. is there any universith which could give me an admission without chemistryy?

Reply 8

nobodycarescarla

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Original post by dreamersomeone97

Hey people i need some help. What if you fail ur chemistry AS level exam? Should i continue chemistry to 13th year or is it okay if i drop it? Is there any degree which doesn't require chemistry? I have biology,physics and general paper. So what other subject should i opt in the 13th year to get any possible degree? can anybody please help me decide. is there any universith which could give me an admission without chemistryy?

I know I've failed chemistry - but I want to do Biological Science anyways. If its only one AS then it really doesn't matter. Even Oxford don't particulary care if you get a low pass in one subject

Reply 9

jerrine

hi i need help, iv done chemistry, biology, psychology and art at AS( got A,A,B,B grade),,,i have an interest in pharmacy and was wondering what i can drop from psychology and art,,,,,,,, and still get into pharmacy?

Reply 10

JustLOL96

Original post by jerrine

hi i need help, iv done chemistry, biology, psychology and art at AS( got A,A,B,B grade),,,i have an interest in pharmacy and was wondering what i can drop from psychology and art,,,,,,,, and still get into pharmacy?

Carry on with what you feel is the easiest you can handle. A2 Chemistry and Biology have a lot more content and you will need to focus a lot more on them. If you enjoy Art and you feel it's a lighter weight load compared to Psychology then carry on with it as it'llgive you variation. However, if you feel that Psychology is a lot easier for you then carry on with that. Essentially you need a subject that will keep you sane throughout A2 but one that won't take too much off your time / focus with Chemistry, Biology.

Reply 11

Xolisa

I am doing second year in Bsc doing geology, chemistry and mathematics. I am interested in the field of engineering like mining engineering or petroleum engineering.Are the modules i am doing now going to help to me move to the depart of engineering in the univesity that offer it?could you please help good people

Reply 12

Alisha999

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Hi
I need help
For my A levels I am studying Chemistry Psychoology English literature and Btec Health and Social!

I am in my first year of sixth form and I wanted to do Biology instead of health and social but I was unable to because I got a C!
Now I don't know what career I can do with the subjects I have picked!
Is it still possible to do optometry without biology?

Please help me to choose the possible career a I can choose with the subjects I have selected!

Thank you

Reply 13

thefailurelife

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Original post by JustLOL96

Carry on with what you feel is the easiest you can handle. A2 Chemistry and Biology have a lot more content and you will need to focus a lot more on them. If you enjoy Art and you feel it's a lighter weight load compared to Psychology then carry on with it as it'llgive you variation. However, if you feel that Psychology is a lot easier for you then carry on with that. Essentially you need a subject that will keep you sane throughout A2 but one that won't take too much off your time / focus with Chemistry, Biology.

I NEED HELP. I am currently doing 4 a levels at a2 but I want to drop one, Im confused between psychology and chemistry, I'm not really sure what it is I want to do at uni maybe optom, my predicted grade is B for chem and A for psyc. The other two a levels I am doing are bio and maths both at a predicted at an A.

Reply 14

Inspiringvisons

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Original post by thefailurelife

I NEED HELP. I am currently doing 4 a levels at a2 but I want to drop one, Im confused between psychology and chemistry, I'm not really sure what it is I want to do at uni maybe optom, my predicted grade is B for chem and A for psyc. The other two a levels I am doing are bio and maths both at a predicted at an A.

Look at what uni you want to go to and drop the one which benefits you the least

Reply 15

thefailurelife

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I actually rang uni of manchester today and they said they would perfer if i kept chem but it doesnt really matter if i didnt either because i would still meet the requirement