I've applied to a college (Strode) and got in, just hope I get good grades now.
The courses I chose are:
Media Studies - (My first choice, really enjoy this type of stuff and won't change it)
Geography - (Probably my best subject in terms of grades and understanding, and I mainly enjoy it.)
English Language - (Wanted to include one that would look pretty good for future jobs and/or Uni, and I'm better at things such as Creative Writing than I am at picking out quotes and things like "what the author meant by..."
Psychology - (Went to the Taster Day and quite enjoyed it, however I've not done anything to do with Psychology in school because we didn't have that option)
I'm thinking of swapping out Psychology for Maths, so I have a 'numbers' course in there (all of mine include lots of writing I've heard.) On the other hand, I find Maths really tiring and frustrating, and although I'm predicted an A, I really don't think I'd have the motivation to do it.
So my questions for this are:
- Do I have a good range of courses?
- How different is Maths compared to Secondary School?
- Should I swap Maths for Psychology?