A Level Choices

I’m doing my GCSE’s right now and so far I’m thinking of doing biology, chemistry and psychology and either Spanish or computing if I’m taking a forth. I think if you want to go to oxbridge you’ll have to pick a maths though 🤷🏻*♀️

I’m doing my GCSE’s right now and so far I’m thinking of doing biology, chemistry and psychology and either Spanish or computing if I’m taking a forth. I think if you want to go to oxbridge you’ll have to pick a maths though 🤷🏻*♀️

I study Biology, Chemistry and Psychology and will be applying to study Medicine in October!
Honestly can't recommend psychology enough, a lot of the statistics is included in biology and the overlaps of science is really helpful in minimising content.
Feel free to message me if there is anything you would like to know

Taken psychology, if you're curious like me you’ll love it, really fascinating x

History could be a good option because it'll show that you have good writing skills to complement your scientific skills

I do Chemistry, Law & Economics, and find them all incredibly challenging and interesting. However, with you having your career path set for medicine, I'd definitely recommend Psychology.

Those who are telling yo uwhich one will compliment medicine^ dont listen to them honestly, unis dont care as long as you have chhemistry/bio/maths so just pick the one that interests you the most, honestly doing an a level you hate is NOT THE ONE!! So Do your research

Cool! I think I would enjoy the subject. Is there a lot of subject knowledge and how hard is it to get an A? Thanks

Thanks! What do you find most difficult about Law and psychology. Has law got a lot of content and is the essay-writing hard. And is economics more maths or content based? Thanks

Yeah theres alott of subject knowledge but thats with all a levels tbh, i think i found it easy to remember stuff because the content is interesting and just sticks with you. if you are good with essays and quite intellectual its easy to get an A tbf