I have these qualifications completed over 3 years in UK college sixth form:
Physics A level: A* Maths A level: A* Further maths A level: A* Chemistry AS: A Biology AS: A Geography AS: A
I want to apply to Cambridge to do a degree then probably PhD but I literally can’t decide which one. Highly considering astrophysics(but only problem is label you get given as nerd or whatever. Don’t really want that to be the first impression to a girl in a club you know?). Preferably(and I know this isn’t a pillar to base your career choice upon but still) it has to have a salary of over $100k(moving to America after uni). Thanks guys
I have these qualifications completed over 3 years in UK college sixth form:
Physics A level: A* Maths A level: A* Further maths A level: A* Chemistry AS: A Biology AS: A Geography AS: A
I want to apply to Cambridge to do a degree then probably PhD but I literally can’t decide which one. Highly considering astrophysics(but only problem is label you get given as nerd or whatever. Don’t really want that to be the first impression to a girl in a club you know?). Preferably(and I know this isn’t a pillar to base your career choice upon but still) it has to have a salary of over $100k(moving to America after uni). Thanks guys
Well you've now missed the Oxbridge deadline so that's another year gone by...
Upon starting college I had aspirations of medicine(thought I can’t really go wrong with that) but then I realised my maths ability really exceeded all of my other abilities so I thought I’d just go full maths and see where it takes me. So dropped Chen and bio and took up maths and further in year 2
I have these qualifications completed over 3 years in UK college sixth form:
Physics A level: A* Maths A level: A* Further maths A level: A* Chemistry AS: A Biology AS: A Geography AS: A
I want to apply to Cambridge to do a degree then probably PhD but I literally can’t decide which one. Highly considering astrophysics(but only problem is label you get given as nerd or whatever. Don’t really want that to be the first impression to a girl in a club you know?). Preferably(and I know this isn’t a pillar to base your career choice upon but still) it has to have a salary of over $100k(moving to America after uni). Thanks guys
With Oxbridge you'd need a reason why it took you 3 years to get those grades though.
Upon starting college I had aspirations of medicine(thought I can’t really go wrong with that) but then I realised my maths ability really exceeded all of my other abilities so I thought I’d just go full maths and see where it takes me. So dropped Chen and bio and took up maths and further in year 2
If anyone knows anything, it's Doonesbury. So if you changed subjects, then you completed physics, maths and further maths in 2 years? That would just be taking normal A-levels.
If anyone knows anything, it's Doonesbury. So if you changed subjects, then you completed physics, maths and further maths in 2 years? That would just be taking normal A-levels.
Well Doonesbury the gave me his blessing. I took chem bio physics year 1, year 2 dropped bio chem picked up maths and further and carried on with year 2 of physics. Year 3 finished maths and further and picked up geography AS
Year 1: AS Chem, AS Bio, AS Physics Year 2: A2 Physics, AS Maths, AS Further Maths Year 3: A2 Maths, A2 Further Maths, AS Geography
That's a handful. I think some universities only allow you to enter when you take all the A2s in the same year.
You’re probably right but I presume in the case of degrees like astrophysics they’re only really concerned with the maths and further maths subjects as they’re the only relevant ones. Physics a level is really just pointless for that degree I mean its just basic maths which I won’t need paired with drawing **** like a diode. But further and maths include functions relevant in astrophysics. Praying this is the case
If you're worried about getting the 'nerd' label and 'party all the time' I'm not sure why you deserve going to a good university...? Yes, most university students party but at least they're grateful for what they study.