4 A-Levels???

Well it depends on what you want to study in the future, what do you want to do? Then I can help you more

Don't stress yourself. Take 3. Seems like a good choice already. Geography may be easier than psychology

Firstly make sure you want to do medicine. It is a 6ish year course, very competitive and challenging and you must be sure you want to do it - just wanting good pay will not get you through it. One of my friends applied for medicine and one uni for biology and got rejected from ALL medicine unis because he messed up an entrance exam. But if you do like it, it will be a great time and a rewarding career choice.

For medicine you would definitely need chemistry, and biology would be a good pick so choose those two. Psychology is not very useful from what I have heard for most subjects although it may be interesting. Another good subject is maths as maths is useful for a lot of subjects, but the new maths A-Level is very stressful and the exams are so much harder now.

I do chemistry and there is a lot to remember, but it's quite interesting and if you really pay attention in class and do ALL homework and extra revision, it will all sink in and it won't be that bad in the end.

I don't do biology but many people find it hard because it's a heavily written question exam, so if your answer doesn't match the mark scheme it will be tough to get marks. Im pretty sure an A* was like 65% for AQA biology last year.

The best thing to do would be to take 4 A-levels and start learning this summer to get a head start in class and ahead of everyone.

wouldn't taking 3 science-based subjects plus a humanities subject look good to universities though

the career advisor at school says that for courses like medicine variation in the subjects you take improves how your application looks as it proves you're able to do a variety of skills

hi deliciate

I do biology, chemistry and maths and I took physics when I was doing AS but I dropped it. 4 A levels are too much and u will be very stressed all the time for them. Just take 3 and concentrate on them. So instead of getting As in 4 subject u can get A* in three. Also the new Linear A-levels are so much harder than the old spec so it is harder now to get good grades. U also said that u r interested in medicine, so u will be doing volunteering, work experience, BMAT, UKCAT, personal statement and interviews. I am not trying to make it impossible for u but I am just telling u the reality from experience and from someone that went through the stress of applying medicine.

I do four A levels, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and History. Personally I have found biology relatively easy, but there is a lot to remember. I find for Chemistry there is even more to remember than Biology and more problem solving is needed. I agree with previous posts that taking fourth A level is a bit pointless, as my History A level isn't even included in my firm offer. However, if you think that you have enough passion for those subjects to put the extra work in and simply want to take the fourth to further your knowledge, go for it. Although applying for medicine itself has probably been as much work an extra A level this year, with all the interviews, work experience and entrance exams.

fr medicine application process is literally an extra a level subject oml. props to you for finding bio easy, if only i felt the same way

same I was reading it and I was like it is the hardest for me lol