can i study nursing with sociology, health and social, history a levels

my gcse grades were not the best and i was quite limited with my results. i managed to pass everything with decent grades and i went for sociology, health and social btec and religious studies. I researched and noticed these were complementary for nursing but i am still unsure. the university im aiming for is uni of southampton. and i do have a few other options . i just want some advice on things i should do like experience to make my personal statement better. guys im quite scared are my a level subjects okay?

You A level / BTEC combination is fine. Southampton specifically say that they're happy with it here: "D in the BTEC National Extended Certificate plus BB in two A-level subjects." For BTECs that also say, "We accept Health studies or science".

("Health studies" isn't a separate BTEC, but is a "pathway" within the Health and Social Care Extended Diploma where you pick the science-oriented optional modules. It doesn't really exist for the Extended Certificate you're taking, as you only get to do one optional module anyway. Your Health and Social Care Extended Certificate will be fine.)

You say "my gcse grades were not the best"; did you manage to get English Language, Mathematics and Science at grade 4/C?

Thank you so much for replying. yes i was i managed to get 5s eng and 4s in maths chem and bio.

Perfect. That you meet the requirements at Southampton, and presumably other unis too. The answer to your "are my a level subjects okay?" is a definite "Yes".

my gcse grades were not the best and i was quite limited with my results. i managed to pass everything with decent grades and i went for sociology, health and social btec and religious studies. I researched and noticed these were complementary for nursing but i am still unsure. the university im aiming for is uni of southampton. and i do have a few other options . i just want some advice on things i should do like experience to make my personal statement better. guys im quite scared are my a level subjects okay?

AH i see thank you ! i hope you have a wonderful time studying that courseeee. i will be looking for work experience at pharmacy, hospitals and im going to volunteer a lot. i have decided after a levels im looking at a bsc (child) nursing degree. i wanna expand my personal statement as much as i can im thinking of doing a leadership role at school but yes. i just need to do some research on how to make my statement perfect as possible!

my gcse grades were not the best and i was quite limited with my results. i managed to pass everything with decent grades and i went for sociology, health and social btec and religious studies. I researched and noticed these were complementary for nursing but i am still unsure. the university im aiming for is uni of southampton. and i do have a few other options . i just want some advice on things i should do like experience to make my personal statement better. guys im quite scared are my a level subjects okay?

Sounds perfect! Good luck, and hopefully I’ll see you at the offer older day next year (I’m aiming to be a student ambassador so will hopefully be there too)!

Congratulations on completing your GCSE's!

Your subjects are great for nursing, and as others have suggested, it really does depend on the university and their entry requirements. Most specifically ask for GCSE's in Maths and English at certain grades too (they may also ask for a science at set grade at GCSE).

Your personal statement will be a big part of your application too, which is a chance for you to demonstrate why you would like to become a nurse and what has inspired you (and to describe all the skills that come with it!) Even if you have a part time job, you can use your experience to demonstrate how it helped to provide you with transferrable skills into nursing.

Good luck and have a great enrolment into Sixth Form!

Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear my subjects will do well in nursing!!! And as mentioned i will be looking at the entry requirements and searching for a good list of universities. As for my personal statement im going to start building it now, im thinking of starting new extra curricular subs and getting a lot of work experience although im still looking at other ways to expand it. Thank you for the advice, and best of wishes to you!!!

You're welcome! For ways of expanding it, you can include your interests and hobbies as these often have qualities that can relate to becoming a nurse

thank youuu !! ill keep that in mind . i also want to make an edit that i will e switching a level RS/RE with History because it is more respected at university but il still not sure.