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I'm in year 12, doing fast-track mathematics, physics and psychology, and for fast-track maths i will complete A-level maths in year 12, then further maths in year 13. I'm not particularly passionate about psychology, I chose it because my tutors told me that because of my GCSE results (2A*s 9As) that I should choose another subject as the results show i'm capable to leave school with 4 alevels, and I thought psychology would manageable alongside my maths intense subjects.
I'm struggling a lot to balance them, as I have tests basically every week and psychology essays are difficult to structure and there is so much content to learn.. I find myself putting psychology as a low priority to my maths, as I have to keep up with maths and do well as i want to study it in uni. Am I completely wasting my time doing psychology? I'm asking myself if i spent all of my spare time studying then i might be able to make it work, i'm just having a lot of doubts, plus if i keep going I would have to do it for the 2 years and I don't know if it would hinder my maths grades
advice?
I'm struggling a lot to balance them, as I have tests basically every week and psychology essays are difficult to structure and there is so much content to learn.. I find myself putting psychology as a low priority to my maths, as I have to keep up with maths and do well as i want to study it in uni. Am I completely wasting my time doing psychology? I'm asking myself if i spent all of my spare time studying then i might be able to make it work, i'm just having a lot of doubts, plus if i keep going I would have to do it for the 2 years and I don't know if it would hinder my maths grades
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I'm in year 12, doing fast-track mathematics, physics and psychology, and for fast-track maths i will complete A-level maths in year 12, then further maths in year 13. I'm not particularly passionate about psychology, I chose it because my tutors told me that because of my GCSE results (2A*s 9As) that I should choose another subject as the results show i'm capable to leave school with 4 alevels, and I thought psychology would manageable alongside my maths intense subjects.
I'm struggling a lot to balance them, as I have tests basically every week and psychology essays are difficult to structure and there is so much content to learn.. I find myself putting psychology as a low priority to my maths, as I have to keep up with maths and do well as i want to study it in uni. Am I completely wasting my time doing psychology? I'm asking myself if i spent all of my spare time studying then i might be able to make it work, i'm just having a lot of doubts, plus if i keep going I would have to do it for the 2 years and I don't know if it would hinder my maths grades
advice?
I'm in year 12, doing fast-track mathematics, physics and psychology, and for fast-track maths i will complete A-level maths in year 12, then further maths in year 13. I'm not particularly passionate about psychology, I chose it because my tutors told me that because of my GCSE results (2A*s 9As) that I should choose another subject as the results show i'm capable to leave school with 4 alevels, and I thought psychology would manageable alongside my maths intense subjects.
I'm struggling a lot to balance them, as I have tests basically every week and psychology essays are difficult to structure and there is so much content to learn.. I find myself putting psychology as a low priority to my maths, as I have to keep up with maths and do well as i want to study it in uni. Am I completely wasting my time doing psychology? I'm asking myself if i spent all of my spare time studying then i might be able to make it work, i'm just having a lot of doubts, plus if i keep going I would have to do it for the 2 years and I don't know if it would hinder my maths grades
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