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Could you tell me what choices you made in a level and what your gender is please
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(Original post by fadilly128)
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English - B
Pure and Applied Mathematics - D
Physics (left course after a few weeks)
Craft Design and Technology (left course after a few weeks)
I was very confused- I thought I'd either like to be an author or an architect. Wanting to be an architect just because you admire design is, I'd say, a mistake. You have to have a practical, engineering type, head.
Generally speaking, I'd say that most people who feel torn between science and art are actually arts students. Don't do a science subject just because it looks more rigourous to do so.
I gave up Physics and Craft Design and Technology and I then took up Philosophy (B) and General Studies (A). I'd have rather taken up another arts subject like History than take up General Studies because it understandably isn't accepted, being a general knowledge essay kind of subject, by some top universities but none of our arts courses would accept a late entry in to their class. I did get my best grade in General Studies anyway.
It was good enough to get in Leicester for English at the time which is a campus and environment that I really liked- and like.
I am male.
Pure and Applied Mathematics - D
Physics (left course after a few weeks)
Craft Design and Technology (left course after a few weeks)
I was very confused- I thought I'd either like to be an author or an architect. Wanting to be an architect just because you admire design is, I'd say, a mistake. You have to have a practical, engineering type, head.
Generally speaking, I'd say that most people who feel torn between science and art are actually arts students. Don't do a science subject just because it looks more rigourous to do so.
I gave up Physics and Craft Design and Technology and I then took up Philosophy (B) and General Studies (A). I'd have rather taken up another arts subject like History than take up General Studies because it understandably isn't accepted, being a general knowledge essay kind of subject, by some top universities but none of our arts courses would accept a late entry in to their class. I did get my best grade in General Studies anyway.
It was good enough to get in Leicester for English at the time which is a campus and environment that I really liked- and like.
I am male.
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(Original post by Picnic1)
English - B
Pure and Applied Mathematics - D
Physics (left course after a few weeks)
Craft Design and Technology (left course after a few weeks)
I was very confused- I thought I'd either like to be an author or an architect. Wanting to be an architect just because you admire design is, I'd say, a mistake. You have to have a practical, engineering type, head.
Generally speaking, I'd say that most people who feel torn between science and art are actually arts students. Don't do a science subject just because it looks more rigourous to do so.
I gave up Physics and Craft Design and Technology and I then took up Philosophy (B) and General Studies (A). I'd have rather taken up another arts subject like History than take up General Studies because it understandably isn't accepted, being a general knowledge essay kind of subject, by some top universities but none of our arts courses would accept a late entry in to their class. I did get my best grade in General Studies anyway.
It was good enough to get in Leicester for English at the time which is a campus and environment that I really liked- and like.
English - B
Pure and Applied Mathematics - D
Physics (left course after a few weeks)
Craft Design and Technology (left course after a few weeks)
I was very confused- I thought I'd either like to be an author or an architect. Wanting to be an architect just because you admire design is, I'd say, a mistake. You have to have a practical, engineering type, head.
Generally speaking, I'd say that most people who feel torn between science and art are actually arts students. Don't do a science subject just because it looks more rigourous to do so.
I gave up Physics and Craft Design and Technology and I then took up Philosophy (B) and General Studies (A). I'd have rather taken up another arts subject like History than take up General Studies because it understandably isn't accepted, being a general knowledge essay kind of subject, by some top universities but none of our arts courses would accept a late entry in to their class. I did get my best grade in General Studies anyway.
It was good enough to get in Leicester for English at the time which is a campus and environment that I really liked- and like.
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(Original post by Rachmaninov)
Maths, Further Maths, Music, History, and English literature. I’m male, but why do you ask?
Maths, Further Maths, Music, History, and English literature. I’m male, but why do you ask?
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Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Religious Studies (AS Level only) and EPQ.
I'm a female 😊
I'm a female 😊
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Maths, Further Maths, Physics, History, male.
There is definitely a gender discrepancy at my school, physics and maths are sausagefests
There is definitely a gender discrepancy at my school, physics and maths are sausagefests
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I, do not see why knowing people’s genders helps when it comes to A-Level subject choice - Unless this is for an EPQ or something where it’s relevant? 🤔
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(Original post by Sinnoh)
Maths, Further Maths, Physics, History, male.
There is definitely a gender discrepancy at my school, physics and maths are sausagefests
Maths, Further Maths, Physics, History, male.
There is definitely a gender discrepancy at my school, physics and maths are sausagefests
*Sign me up.*
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(Original post by fadilly128)
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sociology
general studies
ECDL
im non-binary and trans woman/man depending on how i feel
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History
Religious Studies
Business Studies
Law
I'm female.
Religious Studies
Business Studies
Law
I'm female.
(Original post by fadilly128)
Thank you~~~~~~~~~
Thank you~~~~~~~~~
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