Hi there,
Near the end of of my first term at sixth form I came to the conclusion that I wanted to do medicine for a career. Unfortunately, the only relevant subject that I was doing was chemistry, meaning that I am now in a position where I am behind in biology because I picked it up very late. Also, my third subject which I am doing, French, isn’t going all that well either. It was a nice idea to want to learn a language, but now I am wishing that I had chosen a subject that I am more intuitively good at, such as physics.
Kindly, my school have said that if I continue to lag behind in biology then I can retake it in what they call ‘year 14’. However, having read that many med schools want all A levels to be sat in the same sitting and the fact that I am struggling in French, I am now wondering whether it would be more pragmatic to use the offer of year 14 to restart sixth form all together. This time with the subject combination of chemistry, biology and physics.
I would be interested to know if anyone thinks this is a good idea or did the same / knows anyone who did the same.
Thanks for taking your time to read this.