I have not decided specifically what I would like to do. However, I am considering engineering or something from the science field linked to computer science and/or geography.
Well, the school I am applying to requires 4 A-level subjects, not 3.
I have not decided specifically what I would like to do. However, I am considering engineering or something from the science field linked to computer science and/or geography.
I think Physics would be a great choice, if not essential, for engineering.
Well, the school I am applying to requires 4 A-level subjects, not 3.
I have not decided specifically what I would like to do. However, I am considering engineering or something from the science field linked to computer science and/or geography.
If you were getting 8s or 9s in gcse maths, further maths would defo help with computer science and engineering.
Well, the school I am applying to requires 4 A-level subjects, not 3.
I have not decided specifically what I would like to do. However, I am considering engineering or something from the science field linked to computer science and/or geography.
I'd suggest physics or further maths. You will struggle to get into good engineering or computer science courses with only maths alevel. Almost every single decent engineering course in the UK requires either physics or further maths as well as maths to even be considered. Even if you don't know what you want to do... they will open up doors and you'll basically be able to do any degree you want(with the exception of like medicine or chemistry).
From what i've heard from about 6 different people... further maths isnt that much content. some of my friends have even called it half an alevel so... if you are good at maths i'd suggest taking it.