What A level/s do you find a joke?

Could be any? Piss easy like Maths and General Studies?

I feel most insulted! Why do you think so?

Could be any? Piss easy like Maths and General Studies?

I wouldnt call maths piss easy

Later on you might realise that A-level maths is easy, further maths is comparable to others, maybe a little harder. Third A-level is very difficult.

I've already explained. In short as a subject, I love geography, and the study of the human and physical world.

But the A Level is utter tripe

Far too easy to get 100%

English Literature.

"The man was wearing a coat"

Teacher: The man is selfish and self-obsessed and only looks out for himself. The coat is a metaphor for a shield of his dark soul.

Author: It was ****ing raining so he wore a coat.

You're insulting the author (were you aware that authors put a lot of time and thought into their craft?), those who teach English, and anyone who has ever chosen to follow the pursuit of literary scholarship. Like... what a reductive and ridiculous post. If English isn't your forte, fine. It's not for everyone. It's not acceptable, however, to write off something that you can't grasp or can't appreciate as being a "joke".

I took English Language at AS; it was such a stupid subject

Psychology??

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Psychology is NOT A JOKE! It's a social science based on scientific research. And it's actually quite hard - it's rated as one of the hardest subjects at A-level.

Business Studies.

Basically, it is primarily 100% commmon sense. Everybody already knows the theory. The only thing Business Studies does it attach a word to what you know.

Here is one example, I already knew prior to BS that firms would lower prices at certain times of day, or charge certain customers different prices and I knew the logic behind it. All BS did for me was attach the phrase 'price discrimination' to it for me.

I study Business Studies as a BTEC Extended Diploma, and I think it's disgusting the way some people are talking about the subject and the qualifications. I came out of GCSE's with everything B's, including four A*'s. I did one year of A a Levels, doing well but realising they weren't for me. I now study the BTEC, which is 18 units spread over two years. I tell you know it is not easy. I can make the comparison because I have done AS Levels.

The content is much more diverse, you learn better and there are things you don't realise apply to these situation. Could you seriously write an entire recruitment pack, talk about accounting ratios, speak about business ethics and assess corporate manslaughter legislation as common sense?

BTEC's are EQUIVALENT to A Levels, they are coursework based, but they are not easy.

I know you didn't specifically speak about BTEC but some people did and I hope they read this.




Also this forum IS the joke! You want to belittle peoples interests, shows how mature and ready for uni you are.


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English Literature.

"The man was wearing a coat"

Teacher: The man is selfish and self-obsessed and only looks out for himself. The coat is a metaphor for a shield of his dark soul.

Author: It was ****ing raining so he wore a coat.

It is interesting hearing other peoples opinions.

I think you misunderstand my point because I went on to criticise the lack of depth in the Business A-Level, which is the reasoning behind why I called it a joke. So no, I cannot talk about some of the things you mentioned because of the lack of depth. But yes, I can get an A in Business A-Level with no revision. Had I revised I am going to assume I would have gotten an A*.

My friend failed A-Levels first year, strayed on but switched to BTEC Business Management. So a similar situation to yourself. His opinion is that the BTEC is more depth than the A-Level, I guess because you are only studying one subject this time, anyway he also says it is easier though.