A Level Subject Choices
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A Level Subject Choices
Been to DC's school open evening for sixth form. Would like some advice on these subjects if they are acceptable by good uni's.
Maths
Ecomonics
psychology/Govenment and politics
Media studies/Music technology
The third and fourth subjects are the one's he is not sure of. Very keen on music tech. Media studies seemed a better choice with economics as it involves a lot of essey writing. If anyone can give some advice on these subject combination would be much appreciated.
Maths
Ecomonics
psychology/Govenment and politics
Media studies/Music technology
The third and fourth subjects are the one's he is not sure of. Very keen on music tech. Media studies seemed a better choice with economics as it involves a lot of essey writing. If anyone can give some advice on these subject combination would be much appreciated.
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Re: A Level Subject Choices
totally depends what he wants to do and where he wants to do it - if you are aiming at the very good unis then have a look at the lost here:
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Re: A Level Subject Choices
Some information here too http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum/ ... 57&t=14977" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: A Level Subject Choices
Generally the first 3 are the important ones so taking Music Tech as the 4th if its a passion shouldn't be an issue even if it seen as a 'soft' option.
The 3rd to go with Maths and Economics might need more thought - worth thinking about potential University courses and then checking the helpful links above as well as admissions pages for specific University courses.
Worth noting that where it says certain A levels are 'preferred' then its a distinct advantage and can be difficult if you don't have them.
The 3rd to go with Maths and Economics might need more thought - worth thinking about potential University courses and then checking the helpful links above as well as admissions pages for specific University courses.
Worth noting that where it says certain A levels are 'preferred' then its a distinct advantage and can be difficult if you don't have them.