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Just got offered this at my school for GCSE. If I was to do three Science GCSE's, I'd have to do an extra half an hour's lesson each Monday afternoon. It would mean I could get 11 GCSE's, but I hold my reservations.
Anyone else doing three sciences or got any advice?
Anyone else doing three sciences or got any advice?
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Forest Fan wrote:
> Selective school?
Yes.
> Selective school?
Yes.
Right. Mine isn't. Huge school too. 1650+ school. Years 7-13.
Then I should congratulate you on being chosen to take the triple science and urge you to take the opportunity.
I did the three sciences but it was graded as a double award.
Id do double award, by year 11 ive got so much work i hardly ever stop doing it, and thats with double science!
Ha! You will realise once you go to sixth form, that that half and hour extra to get another GCSE was a waste of time.
There are no advantages to having another science grade at GCSE level.
There are no advantages to having another science grade at GCSE level.
i got three gcses for science and didn't find it that difficult (I ended up with an A and 2 B's) it's helpful if u want to do any science at A-level as you already know a fair bit of detailed science. go for it what u got to lose?!
Your social life.
honestly it wasn't that difficult. i still had a social life
I did triple science, and have taken Physics on through AS level and am currently studying it at A level. I'll tell you now, it really isn't that difficult to be honest. It also looks good, particulary when filling in your UCAS application online- it adds that extra 'oomph' as it were.
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