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Any advice on A-level geography vs A-level Media? Torn between the two
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Any advice on A-level geography vs A-level Media? Torn between the two
Any advice on A-level geography vs A-level Media? Torn between the two
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Any advice on A-level geography vs A-level Media? Torn between the two
Any advice on A-level geography vs A-level Media? Torn between the two
I don't know about media, but I did geography and loved it.
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(Original post by annatikhomirova)
Do you have any idea about what you want to do or study later on?
Do you have any idea about what you want to do or study later on?
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What grade did u get in geography for gcse? (if you don't mind me asking) and what for A level? I enjoy it but the case studies get me confused. :/
(Original post by Emma:-))
What do you want to study after a-levels?
I don't know about media, but I did geography and loved it.
What do you want to study after a-levels?
I don't know about media, but I did geography and loved it.
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(Original post by aloojameed)
What grade did u get in geography for gcse? (if you don't mind me asking) and what for A level? I enjoy it but the case studies get me confused. :/
What grade did u get in geography for gcse? (if you don't mind me asking) and what for A level? I enjoy it but the case studies get me confused. :/
We were always told by our teachers with the case studies, when talking about them, that if we couldn't remember the specific figures, then to make an educated guess. The examiner won't know that the figure is wrong- as long as it's not a stupid figure that is obviously made up.
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(Original post by Emma:-))
Erm, I got a B at GCSE and a C at A-level (I could have worked harder on that).
We were always told by our teachers with the case studies, when talking about them, that if we couldn't remember the specific figures, then to make an educated guess. The examiner won't know that the figure is wrong- as long as it's not a stupid figure that is obviously made up.
Erm, I got a B at GCSE and a C at A-level (I could have worked harder on that).
We were always told by our teachers with the case studies, when talking about them, that if we couldn't remember the specific figures, then to make an educated guess. The examiner won't know that the figure is wrong- as long as it's not a stupid figure that is obviously made up.
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Well it really depends on what you think you will do better in. Geography is more facilitating but if you feel like you will do better in media, go for it!
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