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Hi,
I will be starting my 6th form from this September.
I don't live in the UK but I'll be moving here from India in a month or so. Thus I don't have much an idea about the education system over here. For my 6th form I want to take economics and maths and I am being recommended to take sociology as it suits the combination. Am I making a right choice?
I will be starting my 6th form from this September.
I don't live in the UK but I'll be moving here from India in a month or so. Thus I don't have much an idea about the education system over here. For my 6th form I want to take economics and maths and I am being recommended to take sociology as it suits the combination. Am I making a right choice?
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(Original post by Ananye Punetha)
Hi,
I will be starting my 6th form from this September.
I don't live in the UK but I'll be moving here from India in a month or so. Thus I don't have much an idea about the education system over here. For my 6th form I want to take economics and maths and I am being recommended to take sociology as it suits the combination. Am I making a right choice?
Hi,
I will be starting my 6th form from this September.
I don't live in the UK but I'll be moving here from India in a month or so. Thus I don't have much an idea about the education system over here. For my 6th form I want to take economics and maths and I am being recommended to take sociology as it suits the combination. Am I making a right choice?
What career do you want?
What degree do you wish to do? Assuming ofc you wish to try and go to uni.
If you want to find out about sociology or any subject, then look at the specification.. There are several big exam boards in England AQA, Edexcel, OCR , EDUQAS and they will all run an A level for most subjects. Find out which exam board.
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/socio...on-at-a-glance
When deciding A levels check they meet the entry requirements of your chosen degree or if you dont know, then try reading below.
Which A levels
http://russellgroup.ac.uk/for-studen...l-and-college/
https://university.which.co.uk/advic...-level-choices
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