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A Level Combinations (that are different but soooooo good)

Hey guys,
1)drop ur current a levels (if u feel they're different from what everyone studies but still essential)
2)drop what u want to study at uni
3)drop the main unis you want to apply to
4)drop what makes your course different from everyone else

mine are Mathematics, Physics and Psychology and I'm looking to study Natural Sciences a UCL, KCL or Nottingham

Reply 1

Oli.bx

Original post by dzloadinng

Hey guys,
1)drop ur current a levels (if u feel they're different from what everyone studies but still essential)
2)drop what u want to study at uni
3)drop the main unis you want to apply to
4)drop what makes your course different from everyone else
mine are Mathematics, Physics and Psychology and I'm looking to study Natural Sciences a UCL, KCL or Nottingham

Currently taking FM, Physics and History looking to study theoretical physics at Sheffield. I feel like the history will give me an edge in writing essays for reports, exams, etc...

Reply 2

Ajhdhd

Bio, chem, maths and politics!
I want to do biotech - imperial is my first choice
Thinking of doing pharmacology, immunology or biomed at Oxford, kcl, UCL, Edinburgh if not my first choice.

I constantly get asked why I took politics because it's got nothing to do with the iconic med trio - i was really good at English lit and history but hated the a level course. I wanted to be educated in our own political system as well. And thus - politics. Wouldn't change it for anything.

Reply 3

dzloadinng

Original post by Oli.bx

Currently taking FM, Physics and History looking to study theoretical physics at Sheffield. I feel like the history will give me an edge in writing essays for reports, exams, etc...

and maths??

Reply 4

dzloadinng

Original post by Ajhdhd

Bio, chem, maths and politics!
I want to do biotech - imperial is my first choice
Thinking of doing pharmacology, immunology or biomed at Oxford, kcl, UCL, Edinburgh if not my first choice.
I constantly get asked why I took politics because it's got nothing to do with the iconic med trio - i was really good at English lit and history but hated the a level course. I wanted to be educated in our own political system as well. And thus - politics. Wouldn't change it for anything.

love it, totally understandable.

Reply 5

Oli.bx

Original post by dzloadinng

and maths??

Yeah did maths last year and got an A. Was one year early because of further maths.

Reply 6

elareare

Original post by dzloadinng

Hey guys,
1)drop ur current a levels (if u feel they're different from what everyone studies but still essential)
2)drop what u want to study at uni
3)drop the main unis you want to apply to
4)drop what makes your course different from everyone else
mine are Mathematics, Physics and Psychology and I'm looking to study Natural Sciences a UCL, KCL or Nottingham

1) gonna do spanish, english and classics, not v diff at all hahah. im doing them cause im good at them 💪
2) wanna do modern languages at uni- so spanish and irish/italian
3) small enough uni lol
4) i can do irish in it, and if i wanted to i could do a postgrad in translating irish specifically, which interests me

Reply 7

erin11

Volunteer Team

1 history, politics, french
2 politics and french
3 university of london institute in paris
4 based abroad for the whole degree rather than 1 year abroad, shorter degree

Reply 8

turbidite

Original post by dzloadinng

Hey guys,
1)drop ur current a levels (if u feel they're different from what everyone studies but still essential)
2)drop what u want to study at uni
3)drop the main unis you want to apply to
4)drop what makes your course different from everyone else
mine are Mathematics, Physics and Psychology and I'm looking to study Natural Sciences a UCL, KCL or Nottingham

1) AQA Geography, EDUQAS Geology and AQA Computer Science
2) Foundation in Humanities, going onto Law.
3) Cambridge.
4) Geology is S-Tier subject (my college is one of the few which do it - that isn't private/needs money to be in). It's what you wish physical Geography could be, although its difficult at times and cross-sections are tricksy at times. I don't want to study in professionally (I am, by nature, not a STEM person), but it's nice looking at ammonites and stuff like that.

Geography is tedious but it will help with essays and that. Computer Science coursework sounds really interesting can't wait to go onto that soon.