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I’m currently at GCSE and we’re choosing our a levels, but i don’t know what to do, there are so many subjects I would love to continue with but it’s difficult to decide on just 4.
My predicted grades are :
English Language - a*
English Literature - a*
Maths - a*
Further Maths - a*
Biology - a*
Physics - a*
ICT - a*
RS - a
French - a*
Geography - a*
Art - a
My favourite subject is English Literature, and I would love to take it on to A-Level, but i’m not sure that it would be relevant to a degree I would want to do, since i currently am unsure about my future.
Possibilities for degrees include : neuroscience, forensic science, maths, law or something like philosophy and ethics.
However, a big issue is the fact that i do not study chemistry, and would require this at a-level in most cases for neuroscience and forensics.
Also, my school doesn’t offer Further Maths, and i’m pretty sure it’s a requirement for most maths degrees, so what can i do about that.
If anyone has any ideas about a degree/career i should do, please let me know.
All help with choosing A-Levels is appreciated!
My predicted grades are :
English Language - a*
English Literature - a*
Maths - a*
Further Maths - a*
Biology - a*
Physics - a*
ICT - a*
RS - a
French - a*
Geography - a*
Art - a
My favourite subject is English Literature, and I would love to take it on to A-Level, but i’m not sure that it would be relevant to a degree I would want to do, since i currently am unsure about my future.
Possibilities for degrees include : neuroscience, forensic science, maths, law or something like philosophy and ethics.
However, a big issue is the fact that i do not study chemistry, and would require this at a-level in most cases for neuroscience and forensics.
Also, my school doesn’t offer Further Maths, and i’m pretty sure it’s a requirement for most maths degrees, so what can i do about that.
If anyone has any ideas about a degree/career i should do, please let me know.
All help with choosing A-Levels is appreciated!
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(Original post by Luca Ward)
I’m currently at GCSE and we’re choosing our a levels, but i don’t know what to do, there are so many subjects I would love to continue with but it’s difficult to decide on just 4.
My predicted grades are :
English Language - a*
English Literature - a*
Maths - a*
Further Maths - a*
Biology - a*
Physics - a*
ICT - a*
RS - a
French - a*
Geography - a*
Art - a
My favourite subject is English Literature, and I would love to take it on to A-Level, but i’m not sure that it would be relevant to a degree I would want to do, since i currently am unsure about my future.
Possibilities for degrees include : neuroscience, forensic science, maths, law or something like philosophy and ethics.
However, a big issue is the fact that i do not study chemistry, and would require this at a-level in most cases for neuroscience and forensics.
Also, my school doesn’t offer Further Maths, and i’m pretty sure it’s a requirement for most maths degrees, so what can i do about that.
If anyone has any ideas about a degree/career i should do, please let me know.
All help with choosing A-Levels is appreciated!
I’m currently at GCSE and we’re choosing our a levels, but i don’t know what to do, there are so many subjects I would love to continue with but it’s difficult to decide on just 4.
My predicted grades are :
English Language - a*
English Literature - a*
Maths - a*
Further Maths - a*
Biology - a*
Physics - a*
ICT - a*
RS - a
French - a*
Geography - a*
Art - a
My favourite subject is English Literature, and I would love to take it on to A-Level, but i’m not sure that it would be relevant to a degree I would want to do, since i currently am unsure about my future.
Possibilities for degrees include : neuroscience, forensic science, maths, law or something like philosophy and ethics.
However, a big issue is the fact that i do not study chemistry, and would require this at a-level in most cases for neuroscience and forensics.
Also, my school doesn’t offer Further Maths, and i’m pretty sure it’s a requirement for most maths degrees, so what can i do about that.
If anyone has any ideas about a degree/career i should do, please let me know.
All help with choosing A-Levels is appreciated!
1. Decide on hob, then id degree, then id A levels needed.
2. ID degree and ID A levels needed.
For Neuro then sometimes 2x stem may be enough. If not then a foundation year cna get you past the chemistry hurdle.
For maths then they will require A* as they realise not eberyone gets offered FM. Also other stem helps like Physics.
Look at these links.
Imo great A levels are English Lit, Maths Chemistry and Biology.
https://university.which.co.uk/advic...-level-choices
http://russellgroup.ac.uk/for-studen...l-and-college/
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