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I NEED AN ANSWER BY 9PM TODAY AS THATS THE DEADLINE FOR A LEVEL CHOICES
I will do Economics, Maths and an EPQ at A level.
Im having difficulty deciding between History and Physics A level for my last option - it is likely i will get a 9 in both at GCSE
I enjoy them the same but there are cons for both
History will be a lot of essay writing and i am worried that i will be having to write essays in EPQ, economics and history
Physics is equations, and practicals that I dont really enjoy
WHAT SHOULD I DO?PLSSSSSS
I will do Economics, Maths and an EPQ at A level.
Im having difficulty deciding between History and Physics A level for my last option - it is likely i will get a 9 in both at GCSE
I enjoy them the same but there are cons for both
History will be a lot of essay writing and i am worried that i will be having to write essays in EPQ, economics and history
Physics is equations, and practicals that I dont really enjoy
WHAT SHOULD I DO?PLSSSSSS
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I do both history and epq aswell, epq is only for a year and you are only required to do 1 essay so it really isn’t much, whereas history is a lot more essay writing. Choose which one you think you would enjoy more. If it’s the essay writing that’s putting you off for history, trust me you’ll get used to it as long as you enjoy the content you’re learning. I’d recommend history as I hate physics 😅
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Physic it’s a better combination. That what college like to see. Good combination but it also depends on what you wanna be when you are older.
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Physic it’s a better combination. That what college like to see. Good combination but it also depends on what you wanna be when you are older.
Physic it’s a better combination. That what college like to see. Good combination but it also depends on what you wanna be when you are older.
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Really?? My combination did not make sense at all since I only picked subjects I enjoyed but I still got into sixth form
Really?? My combination did not make sense at all since I only picked subjects I enjoyed but I still got into sixth form
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(Original post by bob122333)
I NEED AN ANSWER BY 9PM TODAY AS THATS THE DEADLINE FOR A LEVEL CHOICES
I will do Economics, Maths and an EPQ at A level.
Im having difficulty deciding between History and Physics A level for my last option - it is likely i will get a 9 in both at GCSE
I enjoy them the same but there are cons for both
History will be a lot of essay writing and i am worried that i will be having to write essays in EPQ, economics and history
Physics is equations, and practicals that I dont really enjoy
WHAT SHOULD I DO?PLSSSSSS
I NEED AN ANSWER BY 9PM TODAY AS THATS THE DEADLINE FOR A LEVEL CHOICES
I will do Economics, Maths and an EPQ at A level.
Im having difficulty deciding between History and Physics A level for my last option - it is likely i will get a 9 in both at GCSE
I enjoy them the same but there are cons for both
History will be a lot of essay writing and i am worried that i will be having to write essays in EPQ, economics and history
Physics is equations, and practicals that I dont really enjoy
WHAT SHOULD I DO?PLSSSSSS
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I do physics and history. I definitely found physics the hardest to get to grips with and I had to put in a lot more effort into physics than my other A levels. There's a lot of linking within topics for the exam questions and I sometimes didn't even know how to start a question. History isn't hard to understand but if you're okay with essay writing you'll be fine, if you're not confident with essay writing then you will have to spend more time on it.
If you're memory and essay writing skills are alright I would recommend history more tbh but it's ultimately your choice with what you find easier / what career you want to go into.
If you're memory and essay writing skills are alright I would recommend history more tbh but it's ultimately your choice with what you find easier / what career you want to go into.
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