how many a-levels are you taking?

....well.
Im only taking 2 beacuse the 2 im doing are long hours.
Electrial engineering is 15 hours a week
A level Computing 10 hours a week.
I would love to do maths and science but it would make it even longer..

Reply 1

mtbab

17

i'm doing 5 AS if you include Gen Studies and 4 A-Levels if you include gen studies agen

Four

OP

OMG ur gaining 5 A levels and your doing 25 hours a week, were as im doing only 2 and were doing the same amount of time.
I wish id applied for physics now aswell cos I feel down.
some of my friends who are dumasses are doing 4. :eek:

*SOBBING*

Reply 4

Muse

13

I did 4 and juggled a full time job. Oh, back in the day.. :wink:

Reply 5

Ridgeback

GiBB*89

OMG ur gaining 5 A levels and your doing 25 hours a week, were as im doing only 2 and were doing the same amount of time.
I wish id applied for physics now aswell cos I feel down.
some of my friends who are dumasses are doing 4. :eek:

*SOBBING*

Hey.........I'm not a dumb ass! Well sometimes maybe :biggrin:

OP

lol

3 A-levels and 2 AS's (if you count Critical Thinking). So I guess that's kinda like 4.

You mean in our whole 2 year course, right?

Reply 8

sokas

8

4 a levels....arghh the stress!

Reply 9

Joe_4001

4 Full A levels - Maths, Film, Drama, English lan/lit
3 AS levels - Biology, Art, Gen Studies

Reply 10

m:)ckel

14

Darn. I didn't even realise this was in the GCSE section. Oh well...

Reply 11

HearTheThunder

17

I'm taking erm... well 5A2 and 1AS (and I'll already have my AS from Eng Lit that I'm doing now in year 11 so like 7 or something):

College AS/A2:

French Psychology Media History Computing (and General Studies AS)

Just done:

AS English Literature

Reply 12

No Future

17

Four AS and three A Level. I have no other options at school, unless I do an extra AS; critical thinking.

Reply 13

Christophicus

18

See sig. Continuing all to A2 except that damn general studies.

Reply 14

Profesh

20

Three AS; three A2. I would have happily taken English Literature and English Language, for the added "doss" factor (not to mention, a free 'A' grade, which is no bad thing), but my school suck.

That said, I guess I should take solace from the fact that the three A-Levels I am taking are easy as heck. :rolleyes:

Reply 15

Profesh

20

Profesh

Three AS; three A2. I would have happily taken English Literature and English Language, for the added "doss" factor (not to mention, a free 'A' grade, which is no bad thing), but my school suck.

That said, I guess I should take solace from the fact that the three A-Levels I am taking are easy as heck. :rolleyes:

Four, if we include General Studies; which I didn't, because it's a joke. :smile:

Reply 16

Nellz

2

I took 4 A2s and 3 AS's which is the max at my school as we don't do general studies, unless you do further maths

0

2 A2's and 1 AS.

i dont get how people are taking more A2 than AS?

Reply 19

jpowell

15

Because they are including an AS in their A2. I.e. if I did 3 subjects to A2 and 1 to AS then I would say I am taking 3 A2 and 1 AS, even though to get to A2 you need to do an AS. It's pretty obvious if you think about it.

how many a-levels are you taking?

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