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i dont know if i should choose physics as one of the subjects for my A levels, it isnt compulsory but i want to know if it is actually useful as i am going to apply for medical universities

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Maybe try maths instead- I think that is more useful than Physics

Isnt physics more related to biology and chemistry??

Isnt physics more related to biology and chemistry??

Isnt physics more related to biology and chemistry??

I assume you have to do biology and chemistry? My advice would be to do something different that you enjoy. Psychology/geography etc

At A-level physics has almost no cross over with Chemistry and absolutely no cross over with Biology. It does however cross over a little bit with mechanics in maths. A-level Physics has a lot about sub atomic particles, space and newtonian mechanics, you don't need any of that for medicine

i am doing biology and chemistry and i want to do psychology because i am interested in it, but i did not find and good tutor so i dont really know what to do.

For medicine you need biology and chemistry. Physics is not necessary and additionally physics can be very tough without also doing a maths A-level. Only choose Physics if you enjoy Physics. If you're thinking about doing Physics just to make yourself a more competitive applicant, choose maths. (Or if you don't like maths choose a different subject that you enjoy, don't do Physics if you're not interested in Physics )

I did biology, chemistry, physics and psychology. I hated physics - was too hard without maths. Uni happy to accept psychology as 3rd A level. Was a bit of light relief - best decision I made. It's so easy compared to the pure sciences (and it's usually science where I excel)

do some universities require physics as an important subject?? and also i dont enjoy physics at all!!

It is not a required subject. It is however a facilitating subject. Facilitating subjects are A-levels that are considered to be really good. People taking lots of facilitating subjects are seen as better applicants because facilitating subjects are harder, so getting a good grade shows that they are a good student, and they teach the person lots of skills which are very valuable at uni. Biology and Chemistry are also facilitating subjects, but maths is also a facilitating subject. Maths is arguably the most widely valuable A-level, it is seen as a massive positive for almost every university course, if you want to choose a facilitating subject (or in your words an important subject for your course) maths is the way to go.

I did biology, chemistry, physics and psychology. I hated physics - was too hard without maths. Uni happy to accept psychology as 3rd A level. Was a bit of light relief - best decision I made. It's so easy compared to the pure sciences (and it's usually science where I excel)