A levels are far more difficult than GCSEs. Since you havn't got a clue how you will do even in your GCSEs yet, any idea of doing multiple A levels is frankly nuts.
NO University will be impressed by more than 3 A levels.
Do 3 A levels properly and get A* grades.
Go to Uni and do a 'Liberal Arts' or 'Liberal Arts and Sciences' degree - which will allow you to study a whole range of different subject at once.
While i'm not saying you are wrong but there are some people Homeschooled for A-Levels and go on to uni and get good grades, some in ALL essay subjects... BUT they use a distance learning provider which gives them two year work in a folder and they complete the Homework at home and send the Homework off to a tutor they are given by the learning provider.... the tutor can guide them
Not saying it's easy but can be done
However seven a-levels.... op MIGHT cope, but it'll be hard work
Yeah some people are homeschooled, but on top of doing five in school. It's way too much.
I know someone who did it in the year above, but she was crazily smart and super organised. I cannot remember what she did, but I think she got something like 5As and 2Bs at AS???
I know someone who did it in the year above, but she was crazily smart and super organised. I cannot remember what she did, but I think she got something like 5As and 2Bs at AS???
Yes, it's possible, but extremely unadvisable. I thought about teaching myself AS Physics and GCSE Astronomy but realised that I was insane to believe it was possible. But that's just me!