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In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
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(Original post by Lozzylouise)
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
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I think geography is the easiest personally but it really depends on what you like!
Maths is definitely a no-go for me even though I quite like GCSE maths.
Maths is definitely a no-go for me even though I quite like GCSE maths.
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The previous maths A-level was certainly too easy and probably the easiest of these three. Having looked at new specimen papers they seem to have made it harder, but it's still too easy.
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(Original post by math42)
The previous maths A-level was certainly too easy and probably the easiest of these three. Having looked at new specimen papers they seem to have made it harder, but it's still too easy.
The previous maths A-level was certainly too easy and probably the easiest of these three. Having looked at new specimen papers they seem to have made it harder, but it's still too easy.
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(Original post by Lozzylouise)
I am predicted a 7 for GCSE, how much do you think I would struggle?
I am predicted a 7 for GCSE, how much do you think I would struggle?
Is so then you should be fine
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(Original post by thestudent33)
I think geography is the easiest personally but it really depends on what you like!
Maths is definitely a no-go for me even though I quite like GCSE maths.
I think geography is the easiest personally but it really depends on what you like!
Maths is definitely a no-go for me even though I quite like GCSE maths.
The problem with geography is that I love physical geography but I hate human geography and the fieldwork part.
What did you get for gcse geography? And how hard do you find a level geography?
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(Original post by Lozzylouise)
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
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I do all 3- have done 2/3 of my physics exams, all my geography exams and still got A2 maths next week. All are challenging A-levels but straight away I can tell you physics is the hardest- don’t let that put you of though as it’s also the most interesting. Geography is very content heavy as well as being boring although the knowledge isn’t that ‘hard’ this makes it hard to revise. Maths is a good subject to have and once you get used to it fairly straight forward- I have no experience of the new A-level though. In a nutshell physics is the hardest but the most interesting making it better to revise, geography is definitely easier but the lack of past papers and boring content (some is interesting but who gives a **** about soils) makes it hard to revise.
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(Original post by Lozzylouise)
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
In your opinion which of these A levels is the easiest: Maths, Physics or Geography?
Obviously I understand that all A levels are hard but which is the easier of the three? Thanks!
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(Original post by JackFin)
I do all 3- have done 2/3 of my physics exams, all my geography exams and still got A2 maths next week. All are challenging A-levels but straight away I can tell you physics is the hardest- don’t let that put you of though as it’s also the most interesting. Geography is very content heavy as well as being boring although the knowledge isn’t that ‘hard’ this makes it hard to revise. Maths is a good subject to have and once you get used to it fairly straight forward- I have no experience of the new A-level though. In a nutshell physics is the hardest but the most interesting making it better to revise, geography is definitely easier but the lack of past papers and boring content (some is interesting but who gives a **** about soils) makes it hard to revise.
I do all 3- have done 2/3 of my physics exams, all my geography exams and still got A2 maths next week. All are challenging A-levels but straight away I can tell you physics is the hardest- don’t let that put you of though as it’s also the most interesting. Geography is very content heavy as well as being boring although the knowledge isn’t that ‘hard’ this makes it hard to revise. Maths is a good subject to have and once you get used to it fairly straight forward- I have no experience of the new A-level though. In a nutshell physics is the hardest but the most interesting making it better to revise, geography is definitely easier but the lack of past papers and boring content (some is interesting but who gives a **** about soils) makes it hard to revise.
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