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When you choose your subjects for the first year of a levels, do you then drop one after the second year? Also I am thinking about choosing Business, Economics, It (ict) and computing. What do people think about these/ Are they good choices? Advice would be much appreciated.
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Most people choose 4 as levels then do 3 of them to A level. What are you planning to do at university?
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(Original post by Ismaeelakudi98)
When you choose your subjects for the first year of a levels, do you then drop one after the second year? Also I am thinking about choosing Business, Economics, It (ict) and computing. What do people think about these/ Are they good choices? Advice would be much appreciated.
When you choose your subjects for the first year of a levels, do you then drop one after the second year? Also I am thinking about choosing Business, Economics, It (ict) and computing. What do people think about these/ Are they good choices? Advice would be much appreciated.
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The combinations look unusual - how much cross-over is there between Economics and Business Studies, and between ICT and computing? Will universities accept these as four separate subjects?
There is a good summary of the differences between Economics and Business Studies here:
http://www.hmsg.co.uk/en/H_Econ02
and there was a thread about whether it is risky to take both business studies and economics at AS here:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=2474831
There is a good summary of the differences between Economics and Business Studies here:
http://www.hmsg.co.uk/en/H_Econ02
and there was a thread about whether it is risky to take both business studies and economics at AS here:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=2474831
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why should nt i study both IT and COMPUTING. If you want a job using computers and web design and so on, then having both would surely be more help
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(Original post by Ismaeelakudi98)
why should nt i study both IT and COMPUTING. If you want a job using computers and web design and so on, then having both would surely be more help
why should nt i study both IT and COMPUTING. If you want a job using computers and web design and so on, then having both would surely be more help
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...d.php?t=735195
about these two A-levels. They certainly do not rule out doing both, but suggest caution in that some universities might not count the ICT A-level.
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Im studying ICT at a level now and have to say its a bit useless unless your taking a directly related course at uni, if you dont see yourself doing it at uni I wouldn't take it
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I wouldn't take Business AND Economics! It will confuse you so much
Neither would I take ICT AND computing since even though there isn't much cross over as such, they both are still similar to some extent.
If I were you I would take:
Business/Economics
ICT/Computing
Maths (if you want to do computing)
A essay/humanity subject to have a nice combination?
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Neither would I take ICT AND computing since even though there isn't much cross over as such, they both are still similar to some extent.
If I were you I would take:
Business/Economics
ICT/Computing
Maths (if you want to do computing)
A essay/humanity subject to have a nice combination?
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