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Am I taking a risk going for a Biotechnology degree with BCC results?(A-Level)

For A-level, I got B C C in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics respectively. I recently got accepted to a college in Canada for a 4-year Honours degree(Biotechnology). My parents will spend a HUGE sum of money for it. Am I taking a risk? I mean with those A-level grades, I am afraid that I will not have the intelligence to do the degree.

Reply 1

alleycat393

Original post by Draven013

If they have accepted you they aren't worried so if it's what you want to study go for it.

Reply 2

username3456172

If they have accepted you, they obviously see potential.

Reply 3

Andymh

Do iiiiit!!!! The experience living abroad will be worth it never mind the degree! Which uni is it?

Reply 4

Draven013

Original post by Andymh

Do iiiiit!!!! The experience living abroad will be worth it never mind the degree! Which uni is it?

It is in Canada. I got accepted to a university called University of Prince Edward Island(UPEI) and another one called Fanshawe College. I choose Fanshawe College because it proposes 4-year honours degree(needed to pursue masters). upei does not propose honour specifically for biotechnology yet. I also wanted to apply for Carleton university but it is too expensive for me; approximately 25 000 CAD per year.