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Hi, I am currently completing my GCSE examinations and we are advised to choose our subject choices for A’ Level within the following week. I intend to study four subjects, three of which are finalised; Chemistry, Biology and English Literature. However, I am still undecided regarding my fourth subject choice and I need to make a choice of whether to study Geography or Religious education. The fourth subject is merely a grade. Therefore, I would be looking for the subject which I could attain the highest grade possible, although, some universities look upon Geography as a science which is a fact worth noting. Any advice would be welcomed gratefully, thank you.
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You do not require four A Levels. However, there are some students who manage to do 4 and get excellent results. You can always start with 4 and drop one after a couple of weeks if it gets too much.
With regards to subject choice, your 4th Alevel choice shouldn't really matter much as long as you make 3 informed choice. So it really depends on what you enjoy most and likely to well in.
With regards to subject choice, your 4th Alevel choice shouldn't really matter much as long as you make 3 informed choice. So it really depends on what you enjoy most and likely to well in.
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(Original post by Tessa2801)
Hi, I am currently completing my GCSE examinations and we are advised to choose our subject choices for A’ Level within the following week. I intend to study four subjects, three of which are finalised; Chemistry, Biology and English Literature. However, I am still undecided regarding my fourth subject choice and I need to make a choice of whether to study Geography or Religious education. The fourth subject is merely a grade. Therefore, I would be looking for the subject which I could attain the highest grade possible, although, some universities look upon Geography as a science which is a fact worth noting. Any advice would be welcomed gratefully, thank you.
Hi, I am currently completing my GCSE examinations and we are advised to choose our subject choices for A’ Level within the following week. I intend to study four subjects, three of which are finalised; Chemistry, Biology and English Literature. However, I am still undecided regarding my fourth subject choice and I need to make a choice of whether to study Geography or Religious education. The fourth subject is merely a grade. Therefore, I would be looking for the subject which I could attain the highest grade possible, although, some universities look upon Geography as a science which is a fact worth noting. Any advice would be welcomed gratefully, thank you.
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I do 4 a levels and I am in year 12 and I regret picking 4 so much so I’m dropping one I just can’t handle the lack of time, mountains of work and unnecessary stress and for what? Unis only want 3 good a levels that line up with they’re course! Plus the apprenticeship I’m going to apply for only needs 2 STEM subjects and I took 4 because I thought they’d expect at least 3 stem subjects so now I’m just a stupid sleep deprived student who made uninformed choices... SERIOUSLY DONT DO 4!!!!!!
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if i were you id do maths as a 4 tbh because if you miss your offer in a different subject u have a backup. geography or Religious education just provides breadth and diversity but they dont even need a forth subject so don't do it unless it will help u or you love it\
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(Original post by Tessa2801)
Hi, I am currently completing my GCSE examinations and we are advised to choose our subject choices for A’ Level within the following week. I intend to study four subjects, three of which are finalised; Chemistry, Biology and English Literature. However, I am still undecided regarding my fourth subject choice and I need to make a choice of whether to study Geography or Religious education. The fourth subject is merely a grade. Therefore, I would be looking for the subject which I could attain the highest grade possible, although, some universities look upon Geography as a science which is a fact worth noting. Any advice would be welcomed gratefully, thank you.
Hi, I am currently completing my GCSE examinations and we are advised to choose our subject choices for A’ Level within the following week. I intend to study four subjects, three of which are finalised; Chemistry, Biology and English Literature. However, I am still undecided regarding my fourth subject choice and I need to make a choice of whether to study Geography or Religious education. The fourth subject is merely a grade. Therefore, I would be looking for the subject which I could attain the highest grade possible, although, some universities look upon Geography as a science which is a fact worth noting. Any advice would be welcomed gratefully, thank you.
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sorry i didnt mean to type fyou sorryyyy
(Original post by buoynancy)
if i were you id do maths as a 4 tbh because if you miss your offer in a different subject u have a backup. geography or Religious education just provides breadth and diversity but they dont even need a forth subject so don't do it unless it will help u or you love it\
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if i were you id do maths as a 4 tbh because if you miss your offer in a different subject u have a backup. geography or Religious education just provides breadth and diversity but they dont even need a forth subject so don't do it unless it will help u or you love it\
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