In year 13. Started with 3 subjects dropped one at the start of this year to self study maths & further maths in one year. On top of having A level economics & business that would mean I'm currently doing 4 A levels. Whilst doing 2 in completely one year. I'm looking to take a gap year so I'm ok with not getting predicted grades for math & FM. My question is would it be possible from now till may/june/july (exam season) to get A-A*. Can anyone speak of their experience on how they coped with 4 a levels or doing some in one year. I am looking to do the 8 hour a day study rule. I am an A student and know my effecient way of revising.
Hi! I’m in year 13 taking Biology, Chemistry, History and Maths. I’m currently predicted A*A*A*A. I’m not struggling with the workload but I can’t imagine starting two this year. Maybe it helps that yours have a lot of overlap. My top tip is probably just to power through work in lessons where possible so you can do homework then.
Hi! I’m in year 13 taking Biology, Chemistry, History and Maths. I’m currently predicted A*A*A*A. I’m not struggling with the workload but I can’t imagine starting two this year. Maybe it helps that yours have a lot of overlap. My top tip is probably just to power through work in lessons where possible so you can do homework then.
I self teach maths & FM at home so no lessons for them & then I have Economics & Business in school. It is great that you don’t suffer with the workload, I know I wouldn’t if I I completed the subjects over 2 years. But then that would mean applying to uni for 2023. Which is an extra year, too long for me (plan self teach maths & FM, sit my exams on June 2021, gap year & apply with results, if I was to sit exams in June 2022 then ofc id be applying in 2023, which is too long for me.)