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What A Levels are you taking

I'm in AS:

Biology, Law, Economics, GovPol, EPQ (based on Biology)

Depending on grades, I'll probably drop govpol next year.

Reply 41

ebssch

6

AS: chemistry, biology, psychology and either english literature or philosophy (completely stuck between these two!!!)
and i will probably drop biology or english lit/philosophy for A2

Reply 42

Clarinet

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AS: Biology, Chemistry, Maths, Music
A2: Biology, Chemistry Maths (I'll probably drop what I get the lowest UMS in at AS)

Reply 43

Skwill

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AS: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology
I'll drop physics (if I don't change it) or psychology at A2

Not too sure about physics at AS, I enjoy it and most of the concepts however maths is a bit of a problem, can I get a decent grade in it without maths? (scraped a B at GCSE maths, scraped as in scraped it by 2 or 3 marks) Should I change it for something else? Thanks.

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Reply 44

Magnesium

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AS - Maths, Further Maths, Economics, History and Chemistry
I don't know yet, probably dropping Chemistry :tongue:

Economics, English Literature (Pre-U), History, Japanese, Mathematics.

For A2 I will drop Maths and maybe another. We'll see.

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Reply 46

ChloeNR

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Original post by Skwill

AS: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology
I'll drop physics (if I don't change it) or psychology at A2

Not too sure about physics at AS, I enjoy it and most of the concepts however maths is a bit of a problem, can I get a decent grade in it without maths? (scraped a B at GCSE maths, scraped as in scraped it by 2 or 3 marks) Should I change it for something else? Thanks.

I have a similar problem. I really love physics but I'm quite worried about the maths demand it will have. I don't think it would be a major problem if you are willing you put the work in and ask for help if you don't understand, you may find it more difficult than people who are good at maths but if you really enjoy physics then don't let anything stop you! Good luck :biggrin:

Reply 47

Skwill

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Original post by ChloeNR

I have a similar problem. I really love physics but I'm quite worried about the maths demand it will have. I don't think it would be a major problem if you are willing you put the work in and ask for help if you don't understand, you may find it more difficult than people who are good at maths but if you really enjoy physics then don't let anything stop you! Good luck :biggrin:

Thanks

I do enjoy physics quite a lot and would be prepared to put in extra work, I could always ask others for help when I need it, that is what teachers are paid to do.

Reply 48

ChloeNR

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Original post by Skwill

Thanks

I do enjoy physics quite a lot and would be prepared to put in extra work, I could always ask others for help when I need it, that is what teachers are paid to do.

No problem! I wish you all the best :smile:

Reply 49

Skwill

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Original post by ChloeNR

No problem! I wish you all the best :smile:

Same to you :smile:

Reply 50

michaelzz

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AS - Maths, English Language, Law and Business Studies

A2 - Really not sure what I will drop at this point, probably English or Maths.

I will also get a full A Level in Polish since I'm fluent in it :biggrin:

Reply 51

ennahaspatience

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Original post by SharminaSyeda

I know lol but what subjects go with a language anyways haha

LOL another language :smile:

Reply 52

thespontaneous1

Currently Taking:

Maths, Chem, Bio and Physics (edexcel by far the worse physics board), also doing an EPQ (AQA)

Want to do Medicine, in hindsight should have chosen, Philosophy instead of Physics.