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what im most likely to choose are history, geography and PE, however I also really want to do Latin, and I'm stuck because I'm, not sure what I should drop. It is most likely between geography and history as I really like PE, but im just wondering whether maybe dropping geography for Latin is a good idea.
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If you were to drop either geography or history for latin, i would say drop geography as history seems to go better with latin. However if you are interested in science, especially biology if you are doing PE, geography links better with the sciences. Also, dont expect PE to be purely playing sports for 2 years as many people underestimate the coursework and classroom learning aspects.
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If you dont mind me asking how does geo link with the sciences? Because i kinda wanna leave future optiond as open as possible so idont really know whether geo and science or history and latin would be better
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If you dont mind me asking how does geo link with the sciences? Because i kinda wanna leave future optiond as open as possible so idont really know whether geo and science or history and latin would be better
If you dont mind me asking how does geo link with the sciences? Because i kinda wanna leave future optiond as open as possible so idont really know whether geo and science or history and latin would be better
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If you dont mind me asking how does geo link with the sciences? Because i kinda wanna leave future optiond as open as possible so idont really know whether geo and science or history and latin would be better
If you dont mind me asking how does geo link with the sciences? Because i kinda wanna leave future optiond as open as possible so idont really know whether geo and science or history and latin would be better
GCSE options don't really matter as noone cares what you do for GCSE, people just want high grades. Many Level 3 courses (and even university courses for A-Level prerequisites) are willing to take on students with no prior GCSE experience - for example A-Level History doesn't always need History, although doing it before does help.
What do you want to do in the future, as if it has a clear pathway, it would make everyone's life easier. If you don't know what you want to do just pick what you enjoy
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(Original post by dmitriyy)
what im most likely to choose are history, geography and PE, however I also really want to do Latin, and I'm stuck because I'm, not sure what I should drop. It is most likely between geography and history as I really like PE, but im just wondering whether maybe dropping geography for Latin is a good idea.
what im most likely to choose are history, geography and PE, however I also really want to do Latin, and I'm stuck because I'm, not sure what I should drop. It is most likely between geography and history as I really like PE, but im just wondering whether maybe dropping geography for Latin is a good idea.
From my friends who do PE: PE has a lot of overlap with Biology, and playing sports is always appreciated by employers etc.
Don't worry too much, GCSEs aren't the end of the world!
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