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I have made so many A-level-choosing help posts haha but I am so lost with choosing A levels. I've read on websites and received advice on how I shouldn't choose my A-levels, but does anyone have some advice on how I SHOULD choose my A-levels please?
Have to choose them next month ahhh help please
I have made so many A-level-choosing help posts haha but I am so lost with choosing A levels. I've read on websites and received advice on how I shouldn't choose my A-levels, but does anyone have some advice on how I SHOULD choose my A-levels please?
Have to choose them next month ahhh help please
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1. What do you want to do in the future?
2. What do/will you enjoy?
3. What are you good at?
not necessarily in that order
2. What do/will you enjoy?
3. What are you good at?
not necessarily in that order
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(Original post by notinvolved19)
Hi everyone
I have made so many A-level-choosing help posts haha but I am so lost with choosing A levels. I've read on websites and received advice on how I shouldn't choose my A-levels, but does anyone have some advice on how I SHOULD choose my A-levels please?
Have to choose them next month ahhh help please
Hi everyone
I have made so many A-level-choosing help posts haha but I am so lost with choosing A levels. I've read on websites and received advice on how I shouldn't choose my A-levels, but does anyone have some advice on how I SHOULD choose my A-levels please?
Have to choose them next month ahhh help please
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When I was choosing mine I really struggled because I had similar grades in everything, I chose my a levels based only on what I liked which I think is the most important as if you like something you are more likely to put in the effort to do well. It is also important to lick something you are good at as a levels are a lot harder than GCSEs. Do you have an future plans? If you do it would be a good idea to look at what a level subjects you need to follow that career path. I do maths further maths physics and chemistry if you have any questions about any of these subjects 
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When I was choosing mine I really struggled because I had similar grades in everything, I chose my a levels based only on what I liked which I think is the most important as if you like something you are more likely to put in the effort to do well. It is also important to lick something you are good at as a levels are a lot harder than GCSEs. Do you have an future plans? If you do it would be a good idea to look at what a level subjects you need to follow that career path. I do maths further maths physics and chemistry if you have any questions about any of these subjects
When I was choosing mine I really struggled because I had similar grades in everything, I chose my a levels based only on what I liked which I think is the most important as if you like something you are more likely to put in the effort to do well. It is also important to lick something you are good at as a levels are a lot harder than GCSEs. Do you have an future plans? If you do it would be a good idea to look at what a level subjects you need to follow that career path. I do maths further maths physics and chemistry if you have any questions about any of these subjects
I'm trying to follow with choosing subjects I enjoy, but it's just weird as I'm not sure what I like at the moment! But I understand why that is important.
Good luck with your A levels! Haha I can't have any questions about your subject except how long left until I can drop them as GCSE's?? Haha I am terrible at maths and those sciences.
I am interested in studying Psychology.
I will bear what you have said in mind. Thanks again
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For me it was first
Do I have the grades to apply?
Will the subject interest me in 5 years time?
Are there enough resources available to excel within these subjects?
You really need to choose subjects you know will give you progression and one you can improve upon with practice as unlike GCSE's, an Alevel is a complete new start and background knowledge is hardly helpful (most are relearnt) so you need the will power to take it forwards for 2 years
Do I have the grades to apply?
Will the subject interest me in 5 years time?
Are there enough resources available to excel within these subjects?
You really need to choose subjects you know will give you progression and one you can improve upon with practice as unlike GCSE's, an Alevel is a complete new start and background knowledge is hardly helpful (most are relearnt) so you need the will power to take it forwards for 2 years
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Hey! Try not to stress too much about it, you can change the subject combinations later (usually within a couple of weeks) if it doesn't work out. Do you have a rough idea of what you want to do later in life? Doesn't matter if you don't. Also, think about what subjects you enjoy/interested in - this may help you to decide what subjects to study at A-Level.
Hey! Try not to stress too much about it, you can change the subject combinations later (usually within a couple of weeks) if it doesn't work out. Do you have a rough idea of what you want to do later in life? Doesn't matter if you don't. Also, think about what subjects you enjoy/interested in - this may help you to decide what subjects to study at A-Level.
Thank you so much. I will try my best.
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1. What do you want to do in the future?
2. What do/will you enjoy?
3. What are you good at?
not necessarily in that order
1. What do you want to do in the future?
2. What do/will you enjoy?
3. What are you good at?
not necessarily in that order
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Ahh it is so hard not to stress haha!
Thank you so much. I will try my best.
Ahh it is so hard not to stress haha!
Thank you so much. I will try my best.
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For me it was first
Do I have the grades to apply?
Will the subject interest me in 5 years time?
Are there enough resources available to excel within these subjects?
You really need to choose subjects you know will give you progression and one you can improve upon with practice as unlike GCSE's, an Alevel is a complete new start and background knowledge is hardly helpful (most are relearnt) so you need the will power to take it forwards for 2 years
For me it was first
Do I have the grades to apply?
Will the subject interest me in 5 years time?
Are there enough resources available to excel within these subjects?
You really need to choose subjects you know will give you progression and one you can improve upon with practice as unlike GCSE's, an Alevel is a complete new start and background knowledge is hardly helpful (most are relearnt) so you need the will power to take it forwards for 2 years
Haha do I have the grades?! Have I even stopped to think about that ahh!!
Thank you so much for these suggestions, they are really helpful and will give me a lot to think about.
Thanks again
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