Should I do physics A level?

Hi, I've picked maths, bio and chem and thinking about applying for medicine ( this may change). I'm wondering if medical schools like 3 sciences and maths or if they want variety. My other options are history ( pre-u), geography ( international a level) and spanish (aqa). Any advice?

Reply 1

Changing Skies

Original post by Spelly456

You already have three perfect A levels so your fourth, out of those choices, won't matter too much :smile:

if you enjoy physics, go for it! If you prefer one of the other subjects, then I'd recommend choosing one of them as you'll need the motivation to get a good grade :h:

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Reply 2

themightysals

You dont need to do any more, youve picked the best for what you want and you can apply for alot of the science/engineering courses with those if you do change your mind.

doing a fourth may bog you down with alot more work and reduce your performance for the other 3 though if you do take it up. however, if you are that passionate about the subject/your goals then you may be able to handle it!

Reply 3

Spelly456

Thanks for the advice :smile:

. I have heard all A levels are a step up so I'm not sure if I could handle a contrasting subject. For example you have to write a lot of essays in history which would take up a lot of time. I think I'll stick with physics as I enjoy it and think it was my highest gcse mark compared to the other options.