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I'm posting on behalf of my brother.
Im currently studying history, spanish and chemistry. i got results a few days ago and i did alright in maths and chemistry but not spanish as our school made us do external real AS exams due to lack of resources to make a paper with the new content of the new exams. I got an A in chemistry and B in history and im quite disappointed. I want to do law and wanted to go to bristol, durham, cambridge, LSE. they all are competitive and need min A*AA so i wanted A*A*A. i go to a comprehensive school in a small town and they dont like giving out two A* predictions as it is and im not sure i can get these predictions as history is low.
my school adds two to our grades like a lot of others. if i manage to get an A in spanish which i doubt i will given that it was bad ill be predicted A*AA.
the issue is, i hate history. to be candid, i did it because of pressure from friends and teachers who said even though law has no preferred subjects i would be stupid to not do history and i did quite like it at GCSE. i want to drop it and pick up sociology. apparently its piss easy, ive looked at the content and exams, spoken to my friends doing it and my step sister does it and she barely counts it as a subject.
i dont think my head of sixth form would let me even try. what do i do?
just to say, i'm an alright student. i got 7A*s and 3As in GCSEs with 3 taken early (french, spanish, german).
@doonesbury
I'm posting on behalf of my brother.
Im currently studying history, spanish and chemistry. i got results a few days ago and i did alright in maths and chemistry but not spanish as our school made us do external real AS exams due to lack of resources to make a paper with the new content of the new exams. I got an A in chemistry and B in history and im quite disappointed. I want to do law and wanted to go to bristol, durham, cambridge, LSE. they all are competitive and need min A*AA so i wanted A*A*A. i go to a comprehensive school in a small town and they dont like giving out two A* predictions as it is and im not sure i can get these predictions as history is low.
my school adds two to our grades like a lot of others. if i manage to get an A in spanish which i doubt i will given that it was bad ill be predicted A*AA.
the issue is, i hate history. to be candid, i did it because of pressure from friends and teachers who said even though law has no preferred subjects i would be stupid to not do history and i did quite like it at GCSE. i want to drop it and pick up sociology. apparently its piss easy, ive looked at the content and exams, spoken to my friends doing it and my step sister does it and she barely counts it as a subject.
i dont think my head of sixth form would let me even try. what do i do?
just to say, i'm an alright student. i got 7A*s and 3As in GCSEs with 3 taken early (french, spanish, german).
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ummm well videos on youtube cover everything and then your step sister has the notes so i would go for it
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(Original post by Simone250900)
ummm well videos on youtube cover everything and then your step sister has the notes so i would go for it
ummm well videos on youtube cover everything and then your step sister has the notes so i would go for it
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(Original post by seconda1)
is it just education and methods?
is it just education and methods?
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(Original post by imadogwoofwoof)
what do u mean
what do u mean
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(Original post by seconda1)
what is AS soc? like tell me the topics
what is AS soc? like tell me the topics
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(Original post by imadogwoofwoof)
Introducing socialisation, culture and identity Themes developed through the context of one of three options: • Families and relationships • Youth subcultures • Media Research methods and researching social inequalities Understanding social inequalities
Introducing socialisation, culture and identity Themes developed through the context of one of three options: • Families and relationships • Youth subcultures • Media Research methods and researching social inequalities Understanding social inequalities
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(Original post by TheYearNiner)
Imo that's easily done. People have self taught as level maths and even a level maths before sixth form started so I assume it isn't even that hard as long as you actually learn and don't mess about
Imo that's easily done. People have self taught as level maths and even a level maths before sixth form started so I assume it isn't even that hard as long as you actually learn and don't mess about
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