Self taught A levels

Hi, im self teaching myself Physics and Further maths A level, im wondering if Universities will accept my self taught physics A level.

I was thinking this because I will have little or no practical experience in A level, other than that of the two exams.

Will this be a problem or be looked down at by unis?

Can they tell that ive self taught it?

Hi, im self teaching myself Physics and Further maths A level, im wondering if Universities will accept my self taught physics A level.

I was thinking this because I will have little or no practical experience in A level, other than that of the two exams.

Will this be a problem or be looked down at by unis?

Can they tell that ive self taught it?

could I just ask who your doing the A levels through? and how much they were to sit yourself? Many thanks

I am also self teaching maths and economics, got offers from all 5 unis, so dont think they will look down as long as you get the grades. theres not wrong with self teaching

I don't know why they'd look down on a self-taught A level. More than anything they'll find it impressive that you've done it all independently.

Most importantly, if you get the grade then that's all that matters to be honest.

I didn't realise you could self teach?
I've done a degree but I am thinkng about doing a degree in something else but I need chemistry and biology. But there are no local high schools/ colleges that will offer a levels to anyone over 18.
Would you mind giving me a little bit of information about how you went about it and stuff? I've done a degree which is all independent learning pretty much so I think I could do it