For my A-levels I am planning to take the following subjects; Biology; Chemistry; Geography and Spanish. I was wondering if these would be a good combination of subjects to take. I don't really have an idea of what I want to do in the future yet but i am currently in year 11 and will have to be deciding my A level options in the near future.
For my A-levels I am planning to take the following subjects; Biology; Chemistry; Geography and Spanish. I was wondering if these would be a good combination of subjects to take. I don't really have an idea of what I want to do in the future yet but i am currently in year 11 and will have to be deciding my A level options in the near future.
I am in y12 currently, but I am taking the wrong subjects because it was only later on through y12 that I decided what degree I wanted to do!
I want to retake the year and do biology and chemistry, and I am doing Spanish already. Personally, I'd say they are a very nice selection, not too similar to each other and they each have their own specific ways of revision, which can be quite enjoyable at times and makes sixth form a lot less boring as well as stressful!
Biology requires a lot a reading and memorizing key facts, for chemistry I'd say to do loads of past papers and practice questions, like maths, and Spanish just revise the tenses, nice to have 1 essay based subject as well!
All in all, I think you have a great combination and should be well rounded as long as you achieve the grades you need