Is doing 5 A2s feasible?

With your achievement I feel it would be possible! Just be prepared for a lot of work!
At the end of the exams i'm taking I will end up with 5 A2 Levels, so it can be done

I'd say yes, just as long as you're incredibly organised.

The work load for Maths and Further Maths doesn't change much between AS and A2 and as you're doing M1 this year it'll probably be even less. With French, you'll be getting more essays to write, but as I said, if you're organised there should be no problem. I can't comment on your other two subjects as I don't do them. With your grades you should be fine though!

And you could always take 5, and then drop 1/2 if you can't manage the workload. Be aware that certain uni's may give you an offer with all your subjects though if you do decide to take extras.

Thanks!! My maths and further maths modules next year will be C3&4, FP2&3 and M2&3 (AQA). I think? so hopefully they will be okay!

With the workload, we've just started the A2 courses (even though my AS exams haven't finished) and they're going well, but I'm missing school she to open days, then in Malaysia for a month over summer, and then at a summer school. Do you think this will affect my initial learning of the A2 courses? or is it "catch-upable" at home before summer?

Bit of background info: I got 10 A*s at GCSE with relatively little work, and now I'm predicted 5 As at AS in physics, chem, French, maths and further maths. With how my exams have gone so far, I'm probably (hopefully) looking at mid-high 90UMS average.
The workload this year has been a bit of a step up from GCSE but only because I barely did anything at home in Year 11.
I'd like to do physics at Oxford and I know that their offer for sciences is A* A* A, but I love all of my subjects so much, I can't decide which one to drop.
Would it be manageable to do 5 A2s? I'd get a few frees anyway since I'm doing M1 this year so I won't need to go to some maths lessons next year.
Am I crazy?

I wouldn't worry at all, tbh I forgot most of the things we did before summer You'll probably go over them again briefly at the start of September anyway. And I assume that you're doing C3 at the moment? If so, it'll only take you a few hours at most to go over the first few chapters. The content isn't difficult at all!

Good luck! Enjoy your summer before the stresses of A2 begin

Those are awesome GCSE results which I'm sure indicate you will be fine. Although you might enjoy all of the subjects, I'd think more about how much it will help your application. You could much more easily focus all of your time to get those two A* and an A rather than trying to manage 5 A Levels at once. I remember a friend going to a life sciences presentation at Manchester university and they said it was pointless having 5 A levels as they only consider the best three grades, however I couldn't comment on Oxford - they might see it differently. If choosing 5 A levels is out of your own enjoyment then go ahead, but you may find it overwhelming if you do not keep to strict organisation. I personally find doing 3 A2 subjects is more than enough, but each to their own.

Bit of background info: I got 10 A*s at GCSE with relatively little work, and now I'm predicted 5 As at AS in physics, chem, French, maths and further maths. With how my exams have gone so far, I'm probably (hopefully) looking at mid-high 90UMS average.
The workload this year has been a bit of a step up from GCSE but only because I barely did anything at home in Year 11.
I'd like to do physics at Oxford and I know that their offer for sciences is A* A* A, but I love all of my subjects so much, I can't decide which one to drop.
Would it be manageable to do 5 A2s? I'd get a few frees anyway since I'm doing M1 this year so I won't need to go to some maths lessons next year.
Am I crazy?

Do you have a social life or do extracurricular activities as well?

Not trying to sound harsh but I think it would be more beneficial to your university application developing those skills by taking up a new sport or hobby rather than doing a fifth A2 which you absolutely don't need

I think you can do it. I think with your ability it might be better to drop 1 subject to get 4 a levels (and guarantee some 100ums modules maybe?).

Either way you've got a great chance of getting into Oxford at the moment, good luck!

Haha yeah! I'm not a stay in 24/7 revision hermit! If I were the sort of person staying in all the time, I would 100% cut it down to 3 or 4, so I could have a social life, but I seem to be doing pretty well, even in exam season!

I'm not intending to take it to improve my application, but rather for a love of the subjects, so maybe I'll drop French and just learn it independently without the structure of the A2 course. Thanks!
(and I'm not offended don't worry!!)

Bit of background info: I got 10 A*s at GCSE with relatively little work, and now I'm predicted 5 As at AS in physics, chem, French, maths and further maths. With how my exams have gone so far, I'm probably (hopefully) looking at mid-high 90UMS average.
The workload this year has been a bit of a step up from GCSE but only because I barely did anything at home in Year 11.
I'd like to do physics at Oxford and I know that their offer for sciences is A* A* A, but I love all of my subjects so much, I can't decide which one to drop.
Would it be manageable to do 5 A2s? I'd get a few frees anyway since I'm doing M1 this year so I won't need to go to some maths lessons next year.
Am I crazy?