If you enjoy it then might as well get a good qualification out of it.
Good luck![]()
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well, i was working at a high B at gcse but i got 3U's for my A2 modules so im forced to resit only my AS modules, that **** is hard u know, but good luck anyway.
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I have to slightly disagree that the subjects aforementioned are the best if you want to do Economics.
As long as you have a good set of traditional subjects, including Maths, you've got a decent chance of studying Economics at a top institution. Certificating A-Levels in subjects such as History, English Literature, Economics, Further Maths and the sciences are just bonuses to your application! There isn't a particular combination that'll increase your chances, if anything, the above subjects are slightly narrow in my opinion. -
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A lot of people got Us in core 1? You serious?
It's basically GCSE...
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YOu should take maths if you want to keep your options open when deciding university course...
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