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Dropping Alevels

I’m doing alevel chem, biology and psychology. I really want to drop chemistry because I don’t get anything in the lessons but what can I do with just one biology alevel in the future?
u can do so many bcs biology is a facilitating subject:
law
psychology
politics
biology
civil engineering and more
Original post by stanive
I’m doing alevel chem, biology and psychology. I really want to drop chemistry because I don’t get anything in the lessons but what can I do with just one biology alevel in the future?

What would you swap it for? There’s lot of options with biology and psych as some courses count psych as a second science. Doing maths would increase your options but if you don’t enjoy it then dont take it.
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Original post by DerDracologe
What would you swap it for? There’s lot of options with biology and psych as some courses count psych as a second science. Doing maths would increase your options but if you don’t enjoy it then dont take it.


Thank you do you know where I can find unis that count psychology as a second science?
Original post by stanive
Thank you do you know where I can find unis that count psychology as a second science?

You’d need to look at entry requirements and it will vary between courses. If you have an idea of what you’d like to do at uni (or a few ideas) id suggest searching up degrees for that subject on uniguide and then looking at the requirements. They’ll state if psych is counted as a second science for that degrees entry requirements 🙂 Let me know if you have any questions and ill try my best to answer them!
Original post by stanive
I’m doing alevel chem, biology and psychology. I really want to drop chemistry because I don’t get anything in the lessons but what can I do with just one biology alevel in the future?


Obviously it’s up to you if you drop it or not but when I just started year 12 chemistry I found it super hard and was crying after doing really badly on homework and stuff. But it genuinely does get better, it’s just a bit of a shock to the system after GCSEs.

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