could colleges accept below minimum requirement to do A level chemistry
I got a B,C in Additional science and I was close to B, On my break down I got B`s thorughout however I was let down by one grade which brought my overall grade down. I was just wondering if any college could accept me with these grades to do A level chemistry
Original post by Mohamed2382
I got a B,C in Additional science and I was close to B, On my break down I got B`s thorughout however I was let down by one grade which brought my overall grade down. I was just wondering if any college could accept me with these grades to do A level chemistry
Why do you think you didn't do better at GCSE?
Even if a place did accept you, A-level Chemistry is much more difficult than GCSE. I'm not sure it would be in your best interests to take it unless there is some kind of mitigating factor.
Original post by EierVonSatan
Why do you think you didn't do better at GCSE?
Even if a place did accept you, A-level Chemistry is much more difficult than GCSE. I'm not sure it would be in your best interests to take it unless there is some kind of mitigating factor.
Even if a place did accept you, A-level Chemistry is much more difficult than GCSE. I'm not sure it would be in your best interests to take it unless there is some kind of mitigating factor.
I`m very smart (I think), My older brother did A level chemistry before me and he was good at it. He offered to give me tutoring therefore it could be much easier for me to do, I also love chemistry I just hated physics GCSE which is what let me down
Did you get a B or C, please clarify.
Anyway my advice is if you struggled with GCSE chemistry i imagine your gonna find a level chem quite difficult, it's a huge step up and even people who get As and A*s in GCSE struggle.
Anyway my advice is if you struggled with GCSE chemistry i imagine your gonna find a level chem quite difficult, it's a huge step up and even people who get As and A*s in GCSE struggle.
I had a friend get A's in science at GCSE and she still struggled with A level so much she had dropped the subject by Christmas, and the exams are only getting harder
To do well in Chemistry you need to really enjoy it and have a natural aptitude for it
To do well in Chemistry you need to really enjoy it and have a natural aptitude for it
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