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I want to do business, computing, and maths or physics. But I didn't choose business for gcse. I didn't do my gcse yet. If I choose business for my a levels will I be behind? And will I be able to do physics if I didn't do triple science?
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I want to do business, computing, and maths or physics. But I didn't choose business for gcse. I didn't do my gcse yet. If I choose business for my a levels will I be behind? And will I be able to do physics if I didn't do triple science?
I want to do business, computing, and maths or physics. But I didn't choose business for gcse. I didn't do my gcse yet. If I choose business for my a levels will I be behind? And will I be able to do physics if I didn't do triple science?
As for Physics, some places might require you to have done Triple Science, but I think that many just ask for either a good grade in Physics or a good grade in Combined Science. You will likely also need a good grade in Maths (5/6) to study Physics A-level.
A good thing to do at this stage would be to check the websites of local sixth forms / colleges. They should have a breakdown of what grades / subjects are required for what subject.
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In my local area, I'm not aware of any sixth form / college that requires Business Studies GCSE in order to do the A-level, and I imagine this will be the same in other areas. You will probably just need a 4 or 5 in Maths to show that you have enough competence to do the maths element of the Business Studies A-level.
As for Physics, some places might require you to have done Triple Science, but I think that many just ask for either a good grade in Physics or a good grade in Combined Science. You will likely also need a good grade in Maths (5/6) to study Physics A-level.
A good thing to do at this stage would be to check the websites of local sixth forms / colleges. They should have a breakdown of what grades / subjects are required for what subject.
In my local area, I'm not aware of any sixth form / college that requires Business Studies GCSE in order to do the A-level, and I imagine this will be the same in other areas. You will probably just need a 4 or 5 in Maths to show that you have enough competence to do the maths element of the Business Studies A-level.
As for Physics, some places might require you to have done Triple Science, but I think that many just ask for either a good grade in Physics or a good grade in Combined Science. You will likely also need a good grade in Maths (5/6) to study Physics A-level.
A good thing to do at this stage would be to check the websites of local sixth forms / colleges. They should have a breakdown of what grades / subjects are required for what subject.
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Will I be behind in business if I do do business?
Will I be behind in business if I do do business?
If you haven't yet picked your GCSE options, and you know that you intend to do an A-level in business, then it would be sensible to pick GCSE Business Studies.
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I'm not sure what you mean by this.
If you haven't yet picked your GCSE options, and you know that you intend to do an A-level in business, then it would be sensible to pick GCSE Business Studies.
I'm not sure what you mean by this.
If you haven't yet picked your GCSE options, and you know that you intend to do an A-level in business, then it would be sensible to pick GCSE Business Studies.
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I would have to choose either computing or business. From the start I wanted to do business and computing. But the lessons go on at the sametime so I had to choose one I chose computing. But for a levels I want to do both. But I'm worried that if I do choose business I will have missed out in important topics,that I would need to move forward in business, because I didn't do it in school. So if I do choose business will they go over the topics I missed or will they start on a new one.
I would have to choose either computing or business. From the start I wanted to do business and computing. But the lessons go on at the sametime so I had to choose one I chose computing. But for a levels I want to do both. But I'm worried that if I do choose business I will have missed out in important topics,that I would need to move forward in business, because I didn't do it in school. So if I do choose business will they go over the topics I missed or will they start on a new one.
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Will I be behind in business if I do do business?
Will I be behind in business if I do do business?
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I’m doing business in a level and did it at GCSE and most stuff u learn in GCSE u don’t need to use in A-level but it entirely depends on what unit u are doing
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