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i am doing physics, chemistry maths and AS further maths (d1 s1 fp1)
i am thinking if i should add biology? Would it be too much? I would like to study physics in uni. I have the subjects required to study it, i dont really need biology i think.
i am thinking if i should add biology? Would it be too much? I would like to study physics in uni. I have the subjects required to study it, i dont really need biology i think.
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(Original post by NatoHeadshot)
i am doing physics, chemistry maths and AS further maths (d1 s1 fp1)
i am thinking if i should add biology? Would it be too much? I would like to study physics in uni. I have the subjects required to study it, i dont really need biology i think.
i am doing physics, chemistry maths and AS further maths (d1 s1 fp1)
i am thinking if i should add biology? Would it be too much? I would like to study physics in uni. I have the subjects required to study it, i dont really need biology i think.
You might be allowed to switch subjects within the first couple of weeks- if so you could try biology and decide if doing 5 AS subjects is for you.
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I was thinking of doing those five subjects but then i thought that would be too much work so now I'm deciding between biology and chemistry.
Im still not sure which to pick as i prefer biology but i think chemistry will be more useful if studying physics.
Im still not sure which to pick as i prefer biology but i think chemistry will be more useful if studying physics.
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(Original post by 1220i40)
I was thinking of doing those five subjects but then i thought that would be too much work so now I'm deciding between biology and chemistry.
Im still not sure which to pick as i prefer biology but i think chemistry will be more useful if studying physics.
I was thinking of doing those five subjects but then i thought that would be too much work so now I'm deciding between biology and chemistry.
Im still not sure which to pick as i prefer biology but i think chemistry will be more useful if studying physics.
Do chemistry if you are better at logical thinking, or biology if you're better at memorising facts. Though both skills come into each subject, the quantity of information in biology outweighs chem.
Chemistry is more often a requirement for science-based courses. Chemistry overlaps with most of the sciences.
Even though I prefer biology, chemistry is just more useful.
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(Original post by Laurasaur)
Biology is content-heavy, but enjoyable if you're interested in it. If you're SURE that you want to do physics at uni, there isn't much point to doing biology. However, if you want to keep your options open (biosciences, medical courses and some parts of natural sciences), it could be a wise move.
You might be allowed to switch subjects within the first couple of weeks- if so you could try biology and decide if doing 5 AS subjects is for you.
Biology is content-heavy, but enjoyable if you're interested in it. If you're SURE that you want to do physics at uni, there isn't much point to doing biology. However, if you want to keep your options open (biosciences, medical courses and some parts of natural sciences), it could be a wise move.
You might be allowed to switch subjects within the first couple of weeks- if so you could try biology and decide if doing 5 AS subjects is for you.
im doing physics, chemistry and maths to a full alevel only further maths is to AS
thinking of adding bio but the better option would be to take further maths to a full alevel but i think that would be too much work. I also do edexcel
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