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I'm debating whether to do an IFS( financial based qualification equivalent to a GCSE) or an EPQ (equivalent to an AS level) I know EPQ is a lot of work. If I were to do it can anyone give me suggestions on what sort of things to do. I'm interested in psychology / biomedical science but I also would love to be a vet but I don't think I will get into university to do it. If you have done an EPQ before did you have to do a presentation ? Thanks in advance
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I'm debating whether to do an IFS( financial based qualification equivalent to a GCSE) or an EPQ (equivalent to an AS level) I know EPQ is a lot of work. If I were to do it can anyone give me suggestions on what sort of things to do. I'm interested in psychology / biomedical science but I also would love to be a vet but I don't think I will get into university to do it. If you have done an EPQ before did you have to do a presentation ? Thanks in advance
I'm debating whether to do an IFS( financial based qualification equivalent to a GCSE) or an EPQ (equivalent to an AS level) I know EPQ is a lot of work. If I were to do it can anyone give me suggestions on what sort of things to do. I'm interested in psychology / biomedical science but I also would love to be a vet but I don't think I will get into university to do it. If you have done an EPQ before did you have to do a presentation ? Thanks in advance
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Having done an EPQ myself my advice is do not do it. Unless you will definitely get a lower offer. It is not worth spending all the time on it when you can spend that time revising.
Having done an EPQ myself my advice is do not do it. Unless you will definitely get a lower offer. It is not worth spending all the time on it when you can spend that time revising.
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I'm debating whether to do an IFS( financial based qualification equivalent to a GCSE) or an EPQ (equivalent to an AS level) I know EPQ is a lot of work. If I were to do it can anyone give me suggestions on what sort of things to do. I'm interested in psychology / biomedical science but I also would love to be a vet but I don't think I will get into university to do it. If you have done an EPQ before did you have to do a presentation ? Thanks in advance
I'm debating whether to do an IFS( financial based qualification equivalent to a GCSE) or an EPQ (equivalent to an AS level) I know EPQ is a lot of work. If I were to do it can anyone give me suggestions on what sort of things to do. I'm interested in psychology / biomedical science but I also would love to be a vet but I don't think I will get into university to do it. If you have done an EPQ before did you have to do a presentation ? Thanks in advance
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What did you do your EPQ on? And was it hard to balance it with your other subjects ?
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I did the EPQ this year and it was really enjoyable! I did have to do a presentation at the end but it was fairly easy to do. Feel free to ask me any questions you like about it.
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I did the EPQ this year and it was really enjoyable! I did have to do a presentation at the end but it was fairly easy to do. Feel free to ask me any questions you like about it.
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I'm currently a veterinary student at the RVC. I did an EPQ before I applied and really enjoyed it 
. You do have to do a presentation at the end but you can study something that really interests you. I did mine on the effect of bovine mastitis on the UK dairy industry or something along those lines. I have found that it really did help prepare me for research projects we have to do on the course, the skills for which are not often taught in standard A-levels. If you have any questions feel free to ask me just revising for exams so sorry if slow replies
. You do have to do a presentation at the end but you can study something that really interests you. I did mine on the effect of bovine mastitis on the UK dairy industry or something along those lines. I have found that it really did help prepare me for research projects we have to do on the course, the skills for which are not often taught in standard A-levels. If you have any questions feel free to ask me just revising for exams so sorry if slow replies
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I'm currently a veterinary student at the RVC. I did an EPQ before I applied and really enjoyed it. You do have to do a presentation at the end but you can study something that really interests you. I did mine on the effect of bovine mastitis on the UK dairy industry or something along those lines. I have found that it really did help prepare me for research projects we have to do on the course, the skills for which are not often taught in standard A-levels. If you have any questions feel free to ask me just revising for exams so sorry if slow replies
I'm currently a veterinary student at the RVC. I did an EPQ before I applied and really enjoyed it
. You do have to do a presentation at the end but you can study something that really interests you. I did mine on the effect of bovine mastitis on the UK dairy industry or something along those lines. I have found that it really did help prepare me for research projects we have to do on the course, the skills for which are not often taught in standard A-levels. If you have any questions feel free to ask me just revising for exams so sorry if slow replies
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What did you do your EPQ on? And was it hard to balance it with your other subjects ?
What did you do your EPQ on? And was it hard to balance it with your other subjects ?
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was it valued when you applied for veterinary ? I don't think Edinburgh does and I wanted to apply there
was it valued when you applied for veterinary ? I don't think Edinburgh does and I wanted to apply there
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What subjects did you take if you don't mind me asking ?
What subjects did you take if you don't mind me asking ?
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