•
one where you can get a high grade in
•
would give you the most options in terms of what degrees you can do
•
would maximise the number of careers that you can go into based on your personal preferences (usually based on degree choice)
•
one that you enjoy the most and you are really passionate about
•
Maths
•
Computer science and software engineering
•
Physics and general engineering
•
Bioengineering (if you have biology)
•
Chemical engineering (if you have chemistry)
•
Data science, business analysis, and data analysis
•
Finance, financial engineering, actuarial science, and financial mathematics
•
Bioinformatics (quantitiative)
•
Economics (quantitiative degrees)
•
Medicine, dentistry, vetinary science - because they all are the more competitive life/health science degrees
•
Nutrition, food science, and dietics
•
Biomed, biochem, and biological sciences
•
Biology and chemistry
•
Pharmacy, pharmacology, toxicology
•
Zoology
•
Sports
•
Midwifery
•
Physiology, physiotherapy, pathology
•
Radiography
•
Optometry
•
Geology
•
Environmental science
•
Anything in business expect for financial mathematics and actuarial science (for obvious reasons)
•
Law
•
Anthropology
•
Archaeology
•
Sociology and criminology
•
Most psychology degrees
•
Some degrees in creative writing and English literature
•
Nonquantiative economics degrees
•
Education
•
Theology
•
Politics
•
Philosophy
•
Linguistics
•
Agriculture
•
Some art and design degrees, including architecture
•
Fashion
•
Some geography degrees (usually ones with emphasis on human geography)
•
Some history degrees
•
Film
•
Game design
•
Hospitality
•
Property and urban planning
•
Journalism
•
Media studies
•
Nursing
•
Paramedic science
•
Social work
•
Administration
•
Government services
•
Social work
•
Some areas of healthcare
•
Most areas of business (HR, marketing, accounting, sales)
•
IT roles
•
Some areas of construction
•
Most areas of property
•
Most areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Creative/design and media (if you're good)
•
Theatre and film (if you're good)
•
Music (if you're good)
•
Anything related to writing (if you're good)
•
Storage
•
Logisitics
•
Armed forces and police force (if you pass certain tests, have a clean record, and are of a certain age range)
•
Some environmental services
•
Hospitality
•
Manufacturing
•
Management (if you have the relevant experience)
•
Retail
•
Care work
•
Travel and tourism
•
Charity
•
Entertainment (if you're good)
•
Translation (if you are fluent in more than one language)
•
Animal care (other than vet)
•
Some areas of construction and certain trades
•
Some areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Some areas of engineering
•
Accounting
•
Actuary (if you have a math background e.g. A Level Maths)
•
Law (CILEx - only if you intend to be a solicitor, otherwise you would have to become a solicitor before transferring over to become a barrister through various tests)
•
Most areas of finance
•
Delivery and transport (licences)
•
Sports coaching
•
one where you can get a high grade in
•
would give you the most options in terms of what degrees you can do
•
would maximise the number of careers that you can go into based on your personal preferences (usually based on degree choice)
•
one that you enjoy the most and you are really passionate about
•
Maths
•
Computer science and software engineering
•
Physics and general engineering
•
Bioengineering (if you have biology)
•
Chemical engineering (if you have chemistry)
•
Data science, business analysis, and data analysis
•
Finance, financial engineering, actuarial science, and financial mathematics
•
Bioinformatics (quantitiative)
•
Economics (quantitiative degrees)
•
Medicine, dentistry, vetinary science - because they all are the more competitive life/health science degrees
•
Nutrition, food science, and dietics
•
Biomed, biochem, and biological sciences
•
Biology and chemistry
•
Pharmacy, pharmacology, toxicology
•
Zoology
•
Sports
•
Midwifery
•
Physiology, physiotherapy, pathology
•
Radiography
•
Optometry
•
Geology
•
Environmental science
•
Anything in business expect for financial mathematics and actuarial science (for obvious reasons)
•
Law
•
Anthropology
•
Archaeology
•
Sociology and criminology
•
Most psychology degrees
•
Some degrees in creative writing and English literature
•
Nonquantiative economics degrees
•
Education
•
Theology
•
Politics
•
Philosophy
•
Linguistics
•
Agriculture
•
Some art and design degrees, including architecture
•
Fashion
•
Some geography degrees (usually ones with emphasis on human geography)
•
Some history degrees
•
Film
•
Game design
•
Hospitality
•
Property and urban planning
•
Journalism
•
Media studies
•
Nursing
•
Paramedic science
•
Social work
•
Administration
•
Government services
•
Social work
•
Some areas of healthcare
•
Most areas of business (HR, marketing, accounting, sales)
•
IT roles
•
Some areas of construction
•
Most areas of property
•
Most areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Creative/design and media (if you're good)
•
Theatre and film (if you're good)
•
Music (if you're good)
•
Anything related to writing (if you're good)
•
Storage
•
Logisitics
•
Armed forces and police force (if you pass certain tests, have a clean record, and are of a certain age range)
•
Some environmental services
•
Hospitality
•
Manufacturing
•
Management (if you have the relevant experience)
•
Retail
•
Care work
•
Travel and tourism
•
Charity
•
Entertainment (if you're good)
•
Translation (if you are fluent in more than one language)
•
Animal care (other than vet)
•
Some areas of construction and certain trades
•
Some areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Some areas of engineering
•
Accounting
•
Actuary (if you have a math background e.g. A Level Maths)
•
Law (CILEx - only if you intend to be a solicitor, otherwise you would have to become a solicitor before transferring over to become a barrister through various tests)
•
Most areas of finance
•
Delivery and transport (licences)
•
Sports coaching
•
one where you can get a high grade in
•
would give you the most options in terms of what degrees you can do
•
would maximise the number of careers that you can go into based on your personal preferences (usually based on degree choice)
•
one that you enjoy the most and you are really passionate about
•
Maths
•
Computer science and software engineering
•
Physics and general engineering
•
Bioengineering (if you have biology)
•
Chemical engineering (if you have chemistry)
•
Data science, business analysis, and data analysis
•
Finance, financial engineering, actuarial science, and financial mathematics
•
Bioinformatics (quantitiative)
•
Economics (quantitiative degrees)
•
Medicine, dentistry, vetinary science - because they all are the more competitive life/health science degrees
•
Nutrition, food science, and dietics
•
Biomed, biochem, and biological sciences
•
Biology and chemistry
•
Pharmacy, pharmacology, toxicology
•
Zoology
•
Sports
•
Midwifery
•
Physiology, physiotherapy, pathology
•
Radiography
•
Optometry
•
Geology
•
Environmental science
•
Anything in business expect for financial mathematics and actuarial science (for obvious reasons)
•
Law
•
Anthropology
•
Archaeology
•
Sociology and criminology
•
Most psychology degrees
•
Some degrees in creative writing and English literature
•
Nonquantiative economics degrees
•
Education
•
Theology
•
Politics
•
Philosophy
•
Linguistics
•
Agriculture
•
Some art and design degrees, including architecture
•
Fashion
•
Some geography degrees (usually ones with emphasis on human geography)
•
Some history degrees
•
Film
•
Game design
•
Hospitality
•
Property and urban planning
•
Journalism
•
Media studies
•
Nursing
•
Paramedic science
•
Social work
•
Administration
•
Government services
•
Social work
•
Some areas of healthcare
•
Most areas of business (HR, marketing, accounting, sales)
•
IT roles
•
Some areas of construction
•
Most areas of property
•
Most areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Creative/design and media (if you're good)
•
Theatre and film (if you're good)
•
Music (if you're good)
•
Anything related to writing (if you're good)
•
Storage
•
Logisitics
•
Armed forces and police force (if you pass certain tests, have a clean record, and are of a certain age range)
•
Some environmental services
•
Hospitality
•
Manufacturing
•
Management (if you have the relevant experience)
•
Retail
•
Care work
•
Travel and tourism
•
Charity
•
Entertainment (if you're good)
•
Translation (if you are fluent in more than one language)
•
Animal care (other than vet)
•
Some areas of construction and certain trades
•
Some areas of beauty and wellbeing
•
Some areas of engineering
•
Accounting
•
Actuary (if you have a math background e.g. A Level Maths)
•
Law (CILEx - only if you intend to be a solicitor, otherwise you would have to become a solicitor before transferring over to become a barrister through various tests)
•
Most areas of finance
•
Delivery and transport (licences)
•
Sports coaching
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