Is the workload the same
I am currently choosing a level options, and was wondering for example if taking English, history and sociology would be the same workload as taking maths, physics and chemistry?
I'm not actually taking these subjects I'm just curious if the workload for every single a level would be the same or is one more work than others/ are humanities and maths+ science based subjects workload the same?
Should I expect to be overwhelmed with work no matter the combination of subjects I take?
I'm not actually taking these subjects I'm just curious if the workload for every single a level would be the same or is one more work than others/ are humanities and maths+ science based subjects workload the same?
Should I expect to be overwhelmed with work no matter the combination of subjects I take?
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I am currently choosing a level options, and was wondering for example if taking English, history and sociology would be the same workload as taking maths, physics and chemistry?
I'm not actually taking these subjects I'm just curious if the workload for every single a level would be the same or is one more work than others/ are humanities and maths+ science based subjects workload the same?
Should I expect to be overwhelmed with work no matter the combination of subjects I take?
I'm not actually taking these subjects I'm just curious if the workload for every single a level would be the same or is one more work than others/ are humanities and maths+ science based subjects workload the same?
Should I expect to be overwhelmed with work no matter the combination of subjects I take?
I find some subjects are more work than others - for example I find biology and geography has more work than RS. This to some extent depends on the person, but some subjects will feel like they have more work than others.
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