History or Chemistry
I’m currently doing A level chemistry but finding it boring and rather difficult to learn all of the content, understand it and then apply it. I know if I changed to history it would be a lot to catch-up on but I was just wondering how difficult people found ocr history at a level.
Original post by lotibend13
I’m currently doing A level chemistry but finding it boring and rather difficult to learn all of the content, understand it and then apply it. I know if I changed to history it would be a lot to catch-up on but I was just wondering how difficult people found ocr history at a level.
Theres a lot of volume. You either get it and are interested or you are not. You need to talk to the History department about change.
A change is doable, but you need to get your skates on and you will be self teaching. Just be honest and if you know you arent going to pass Chemistry, then find the alternative quickly.
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