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Which A Level would be better if I wished to pursue gender studies at university? I'm leaning towards physics as my friends claim it is respected unlike geography.
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That's a pretty funny joke by your friends ........
In reality, Physics is harder for sure but you cannot claim a subject isn't real or respected.
In reality, Physics is harder for sure but you cannot claim a subject isn't real or respected.
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Not true at all. Most top unis count Geography as a science yet exclude subjects such as Sociology as one on entry requirements. An A in Geography will get you into a top uni, a C in Physics certainly won't.
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(Original post by KPilkoid)
I am being ridiculed by my friends for studying geography at A-level. They claim it is not a “real” subject and a C in something like physics is far more respectable than an A in geography. Is this true?
I am being ridiculed by my friends for studying geography at A-level. They claim it is not a “real” subject and a C in something like physics is far more respectable than an A in geography. Is this true?
I always judge a subject by whether it is a degree at Oxbridge - and they definitely do Geography at Oxbridge!.
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(Original post by KPilkoid)
I am being ridiculed by my friends for studying geography at A-level. They claim it is not a “real” subject and a C in something like physics is far more respectable than an A in geography. Is this true?
I am being ridiculed by my friends for studying geography at A-level. They claim it is not a “real” subject and a C in something like physics is far more respectable than an A in geography. Is this true?
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(Original post by squeakysquirrel)
If you are going to study something like law say or psychology, an A in Geography is far more useful than a C in physics.
I always judge a subject by whether it is a degree at Oxbridge - and they definitely do Geography at Oxbridge!.
If you are going to study something like law say or psychology, an A in Geography is far more useful than a C in physics.
I always judge a subject by whether it is a degree at Oxbridge - and they definitely do Geography at Oxbridge!.
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(Original post by Vikingninja)
They also do medieval studies just saying, not saying geography is bad but don't rate on that.
They also do medieval studies just saying, not saying geography is bad but don't rate on that.
I am saying though that Oxbridge don't do mickey mouse subjects like media....
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(Original post by ChrendeepT)
I've never done Geography A level and still managed to get 4/5. So easy 😂😂😂😂😂.
I've never done Geography A level and still managed to get 4/5. So easy 😂😂😂😂😂.
Let me know your score... .lol
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(Original post by ChrendeepT)
I've never done Geography A level and still managed to get 4/5. So easy 😂😂😂😂😂.
I've never done Geography A level and still managed to get 4/5. So easy 😂😂😂😂😂.
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(Original post by Vikingninja)
Congrats you did well with some economics questions without doing geography.
Congrats you did well with some economics questions without doing geography.
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(Original post by The Pepe)
Now stop answering multiple choice questions and do the 70 Mark question on Unit 4 Edexcel Geography A2.
Let me know your score... .lol
Now stop answering multiple choice questions and do the 70 Mark question on Unit 4 Edexcel Geography A2.
Let me know your score... .lol
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Speaking as someone who did both A-level geography and A-level physics, I did get a higher grade in geography but the syllabus' difficulty paled in comparison to the physics counterpart. It all depends on what you want to do in university if you are considering that pathway for further education.
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