What can I do with these a levels?

userXi

12

Looking for degrees that prefer at least one of these a levels: biology, psychology and economics

Reply 1

BankaiGintoki

21

Original post by userXi

Looking for degrees that prefer at least one of these a levels: biology, psychology and economics

The same course at different universities might have different entry requirements - specific subject to take.
Some courses might not specify a specific subject.
You can do a foundation year if a course you want to do, but dont have the subject specific entry requirements.

But it depends on what you want to do.

Reply 2

erin11

Debate & Current Affairs Helper, Study Forum Helper

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Original post by userXi

Looking for degrees that prefer at least one of these a levels: biology, psychology and economics

try entering your a levels into the website below and see what it offers, might help you gather some initial ideas :smile:

The Uni Guide: What Courses do your A-Levels suit?

Reply 3

jojo257_

11

You can do so muchh:

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Biological sciences

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Biomedical science

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Optometry (some uni's will take bio and psych)

•

Allied health care courses like orthoptics, nursing, radiography, midwife, physiotherapy etc...

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Medicine (some will take bio and psych, e.g. Newcastle which actually says 'AAA' in any subjects excluding general studies, critical thinking stuff..)

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Psychology

•

Neuroscience

•

Economics (some uni's will take economics and not ask for maths as a requirement, e.g. Loughborough - they could ask for like a high GCSE maths grade though)

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PPE (philosophy, politics and economics)

This isn't an exhaustive list thought, have you though about what you might want to do?
Always check entry requirements, as it differs for each uni and there's sure to be a uni which would accept ur subjects.

(edited 1 month ago)

Reply 4

McGinger

18

Many degree courses will only specify one or two A level subjects, and most social science subjects have no essential subjects at all.

Take a look down these degree subjects - and check the entry requirements - Undergraduate Courses, Degrees : Study : University of Sussex

Reply 5

userXi

OP

12

Original post by BankaiGintoki

The same course at different universities might have different entry requirements - specific subject to take.
Some courses might not specify a specific subject.
You can do a foundation year if a course you want to do, but dont have the subject specific entry requirements.
But it depends on what you want to do.

Oh ok thank you

Reply 6

userXi

OP

12

Original post by jojo257_

You can do so muchh:

•

Biological sciences

•

Biomedical science

•

Optometry (some uni's will take bio and psych)

•

Allied health care courses like orthoptics, nursing, radiography, midwife, physiotherapy etc...

•

Medicine (some will take bio and psych, e.g. Newcastle which actually says 'AAA' in any subjects excluding general studies, critical thinking stuff..)

•

Psychology

•

Neuroscience

•

Economics (some uni's will take economics and not ask for maths as a requirement, e.g. Loughborough - they could ask for like a high GCSE maths grade though)

•

PPE (philosophy, politics and economics)

This isn't an exhaustive list thought, have you though about what you might want to do?
Always check entry requirements, as it differs for each uni and there's sure to be a uni which would accept ur subjects.

Thank you! This is very helpful!

Reply 7

userXi

OP

12

Original post by McGinger

Many degree courses will only specify one or two A level subjects, and most social science subjects have no essential subjects at all.
Take a look down these degree subjects - and check the entry requirements - Undergraduate Courses, Degrees : Study : University of Sussex

Thanks for letting me know! :smile:

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