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Right, with GCSE results as good as they need to be, I now have a choice to make for A-Levels.
I am definitely taking Maths and English Language, as they're easy, and useful.
Basically, I am now unsure which Science(s) to take with them.
The options are:
Chemistry and Biology (both well-respected, but possibly too tough to do both and two other A-Levels.
Just Chemistry with the other two, as, whilst it is hard, it is apparently very well-respected, and I'll be able to focus solely on it from a Science point of view.
Just Physics, as it is the only Science I got an A at for GCSE (got B's for Biology and Chemistry). unfortunately, it's my least favourite of the Sciences, but I seem to do well in all exams in it, without really studying very much. It also combines well with Maths.
I'm currently looking at a career in Law at the moment, and Uni's seem to just want core stuff really, so they can teach the Law course from scratch. This means that it doesn't really matter which one of these I take, as I'm guaranteed to have Maths, English and a Science, but obviously I'd like the best grades possible, whatever I take.
Opinions would be useful, thankee.
I am definitely taking Maths and English Language, as they're easy, and useful.
Basically, I am now unsure which Science(s) to take with them.
The options are:
Chemistry and Biology (both well-respected, but possibly too tough to do both and two other A-Levels.
Just Chemistry with the other two, as, whilst it is hard, it is apparently very well-respected, and I'll be able to focus solely on it from a Science point of view.
Just Physics, as it is the only Science I got an A at for GCSE (got B's for Biology and Chemistry). unfortunately, it's my least favourite of the Sciences, but I seem to do well in all exams in it, without really studying very much. It also combines well with Maths.
I'm currently looking at a career in Law at the moment, and Uni's seem to just want core stuff really, so they can teach the Law course from scratch. This means that it doesn't really matter which one of these I take, as I'm guaranteed to have Maths, English and a Science, but obviously I'd like the best grades possible, whatever I take.
Opinions would be useful, thankee.
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Memorandum! wrote:
> law
Me too!!! but at manchester. Top quality :)
> law
Me too!!! but at manchester. Top quality :)
That's clear exaggeration, while these questions actually appeared in a Chemistry General Standard Grade paper.
What does the chemical symbol C stand for? (see page 3 of your data booklet)
where it proceded to tell you. also
What is hydrogen's chemical symbol? (see page 3 of your data booklet)
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What does the chemical symbol C stand for? (see page 3 of your data booklet)
where it proceded to tell you. also
What is hydrogen's chemical symbol? (see page 3 of your data booklet)
:(
law
I like that. :)
what you studying there?
what you studying there?
Queens Belfast [URL]http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/4390/unsure7aq.gif[/URL]
That's my "I hope no-one tries to stalk me" emoticon.
That's my "I hope no-one tries to stalk me" emoticon.
efeectively GCSE maths, which is why i found it eady (doing A level maths) but some people were challenged, but to me it all seemed like:
Is 2+2
a) 4
b) x-y
c) Cannot tell from this information
d) All of the above
but i do exaggerate from time to time.
so what uni you off to then Memo?
Is 2+2
a) 4
b) x-y
c) Cannot tell from this information
d) All of the above
but i do exaggerate from time to time.
so what uni you off to then Memo?
General Studies has multiple choice questions?
Deary me.
What did this challenge entail?
Deary me.
What did this challenge entail?
:s. the only one of my five As that was some multiple choice was Gen Stud, but i did come third in the General studies challenge thanks to a 3x100% bonus and the A bonus :)
Correct! 278/300
Everything?
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