AS students- which AS subject will/might you drop this year and why?

How many economic degrees require maths? if not all then definetly drop maths an A in Sociology is much better and valuable then a C in maths in my opinion and push AS math grade up next year

I finished with 15 minutes at the end, and I never go through my answers, I would've stared at the cute little guy for all 15 minutes but I felt I would've looked weird if anyone noticed.
I might be good at it, I have no idea, I've done well in my past papers but I only did 3 for the two bio units each (compared to my other subjects where I did more, whoops).
Ah, what was 40 out of? My school doesn't let us know our ISA results until results day, and if we want to resit we have to do it next year in May, which is stupid.

That's the issue, the university I would ideally like to go to requires maths which makes me feel sfahgilushgisdsdfhhgfdsiaft0wah ... But I don't think I could deal with another year of pressure the maths department puts maths students through! -_- I am honestly so confused. The option of not dropping anything isn't even there as I would probably die ..

Predicted A A A A In English, History, RS, Sociology
Confident i will get them, i did work constantly from september.. slacked at revision, only doing 2/3 days before, BUT id made revision sheets all the way through the year and all my exams went great i feel

Dilemma in what to drop
Hated History all year.. but i consistently do so well in it, with minimal effort and its a facilitating subject unlike Sociology
but i just can't stand it 90% of the time

Predicted A A A A In English, History, RS, Sociology
Confident i will get them, i did work constantly from september.. slacked at revision, only doing 2/3 days before, BUT id made revision sheets all the way through the year and all my exams went great i feel

Dilemma in what to drop
Hated History all year.. but i consistently do so well in it, with minimal its a facilitating subject unlike Sociology
but i just can't stand it 90% of the time

We got 2 shots at the ISA got 28/50 (U) woops and 40/50 which is 80% yet because the grade boundaries are soooo high that equates to just about a C according to last years grade boundaries lol you need 45 for A and 42 for B.

I'm so jealous, we only get one shot, and I have no idea how I've done, which seems totally unfair. 2 out of 3 of my subjects with coursework DON'T let us resit, which I hate.
Wait, this is out of 50? I thought it was out of 60, we were told it was out of 60 and 56 was an A o.O
What the hell is wrong with my school.

What do you want to do at university?

Continuing the trend of a lot of people in this thread, CompSci :P

Yeah and I dont know why but it seems like London is a nice city but it has lost all "community" do you get what I mean? + I like cardiff unis specialty on sports... I want to play rugby there far enough from home eh cheeky

Chemistry because ISAs can go **** themselves. I think I got an A in both exams but my ISAs were absolute ****, so I'm not sure if I got an A overall.

Yeah I do There's good sailing in Cardiff too, which is what I like And yeah, far enough that my parents wont come visiting every weekend!!!

Nope it's out of 50 Check the grade boundaries on the AQA website... although I don't know if the practical marks are inclusive... and haha thats unfair we always get 2 shots at the ISA.. was your isa on the Titration?

Yeah I think I remember reading that it was, ugh, my school is strange, I don't understand it sometimes.
It might be because 100 people do biology at my school, ~70 do chemistry and ~60 do physics, although for chemistry we were actually allowed to resit, unlike the others.
Titration? What, for chemistry? We had three different topics for chemistry like three sections to make up the whole practical thing.