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I honestly don't know what to do for my uni course next year I currently do ict sociology and health and social care someone be kind enough to help me thanks x
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(Original post by hafsa1221)
I honestly don't know what to do for my uni course next year I currently do ict sociology and health and social care someone be kind enough to help me thanks x
I honestly don't know what to do for my uni course next year I currently do ict sociology and health and social care someone be kind enough to help me thanks x
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[QUOTE=greghayes;70950996] I mean the year after I'm in year 12 so for year 13
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[QUOTE=hafsa1221;70953512]
Ah that's alright then. I had my mind set on Law as a degree from year 9 and picked all my subjects based on that, but psychology because I thought it looked interesting and that would be my "easy" subject. Half way through year 12, I started doubting Law and became more interested in Psychology until the summer when I 100% decided I didn't want to do Law anymore. It's totally ok not to know at this point. You don't even have to go to university. Just because a lot of people at your college might be applying, doesn't mean that you have to. Also, there's always the possibility of taking a gap year. This might be a good option for you as it gives you a whole other year to decide without having A Levels to focus on as well. It also gives you a chance to earn some money before going (which is always a good thing!).
If you're sure you want to go in 2018, speak to your college's careers advisor, your personal tutor, or any subject teacher that you think may be able to offer some advice. It might be that you speak to your Sociology teacher to find out what they did at uni and decide that you don't like the sound of it. There's also no reason why you can't apply for something totally new! If you find a course on UCAS that just sounds interesting, look at their entry requirements to see if you need to have studied something specific beforehand. If not, that's a course you're able to apply to. Get some prospectuses in from universities and see if any of the courses take your fancy.
This area of TSR might be useful to you:
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/con...pplying-to-uni
(Original post by greghayes)
I mean the year after I'm in year 12 so for year 13
I mean the year after I'm in year 12 so for year 13
If you're sure you want to go in 2018, speak to your college's careers advisor, your personal tutor, or any subject teacher that you think may be able to offer some advice. It might be that you speak to your Sociology teacher to find out what they did at uni and decide that you don't like the sound of it. There's also no reason why you can't apply for something totally new! If you find a course on UCAS that just sounds interesting, look at their entry requirements to see if you need to have studied something specific beforehand. If not, that's a course you're able to apply to. Get some prospectuses in from universities and see if any of the courses take your fancy.
This area of TSR might be useful to you:
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/con...pplying-to-uni
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Thankyou so much that really did make sense but I just stress before their is even anything to stresss about and I don't know man I'm just scared and worried about the whole thing but thanks for helping me means a lot
Thankyou so much that really did make sense but I just stress before their is even anything to stresss about and I don't know man I'm just scared and worried about the whole thing but thanks for helping me means a lot
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