same i rlly wanna be a psychiatrist so i would have to take maths,chem and bio but i’m not great at chem and i don’t rlly like maths. I wanna do bio,RS and Spanish but they won’t allow me to study medicine
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry. Planning on taking full a-level Math this year and only AS bio and chemistry and next year continue A2 bio and chemistry without having to worry about math. Good luck to all. Study hard, be healthy, and be happy.
Biology, geography & economics - I’m so confused on what to pick, as I don’t know what uni course I want to take but these were the main ones that came to mind
Personally, human geography and economics work well with each other and the physical side of geography works well with biology, so I think it’s a good choice! You’re doing a science which is quite favourable with a lot of universities. As for what uni course to take, you’re taking some good options to leave your courses open. Hope this helped :D
@@_.august4243 hi there im stressing over what subjects to pick and i dont know what career im goimg to be doing exactly, so ive decided to pick geography biology and mathematics, is this good?
@@rajahassan1236 the physical side of geography goes well with biology and maths is quite good for statistics etc. I’m assuming you wouldn’t go down a medical route seeing as you chose geography over chemistry but you could be an ecologist, geologist, date scientist, environmental scientist, GIS programmer, teacher and other things earth and statistics related. Hope this helped a bit!
@@_.august4243 thanks for the advice however i have decided to go for physics instead of biology as physics and maths go hand in hand with eachother and are both facilitating subjects along with geography, just a question do you study a level?
@@rajahassan1236 yeah I’m in uni now and I did do a levels. Mechanical engineering, economics, civil engineering, electronic and electrical engineering, accounting, architecture or international relations are some things I could think of off the top of my head for physics, maths and geography.
IMO For Computer Science : Further Math, Math and Computer Science Would Be Best. Some universities Oxford and Cambridge even recommend, even though not many students take A Level Further Math.
I’m now doing biology, chemistry and geography. I know geography is a weird third but I just don’t enjoy doing maths so that’s what I did instead, gotta do what you enjoy at the end of the day.
Hey! I’m doing bio and chem too and then Spanish. I was just curious what you got for gcse in science? And if you’ve started a level already, how are u finding chem??
@@pleasedpineapple8531 I got two 9s in gcse (I did combined) and chemistry so far isn’t too bad but I can see how the quantitative side of it, is going to get very hard for me as I’m not the strongest at maths. It depends on what your good at but goodluck!
@@dantheman5319 thank you! I’m starting a level chem on Wednesday! For gcse I got 77 (combined) I definitely could’ve tried harder, but I was just wondering if you think I’ll be okay-ish with a level chem?
@@dantheman5319 should’ve taken maths instead of geography, geography is pretty much useless at A level. Maths is the most facilitating subject out there.
@@anonymous99923 you have to come to terms with the fact that you will get very low grades at the start of the year unless you dedicate your whole life to doing practice questions
Can a student take business studies computer science and economics??? Edit: is it a good idea if the student has never done computer science in o levels
I'm taking economics, geography, and further maths. I'm just stressing about weather i have taken the right subjects as i don't know what i want to do at uni.
@@gamers-xh3uc I was thinking of doing it cuz i got a grade 8 at gcse, but i dont enjoy maths so i dont think ill do good in a level. will psychology limit me?
I want to study Arts and Design with Business studies and maybe Mathematics as most top universities prefer it. Thus combination will give me a wide range of careers and variety of creative paths for further study. My main aim is for Art and Design and I wanna be a successful artist/Graphic Designer. Please let me know your word on this combination. Would love if anyone of you help me out and give suggestions!♥️
Economics and sociology are both social science which go great together and economics is more favores over business for unis and maths can take you anywhere so this goes great with maths side of economics
Heyy, I've been also thinking of doing the same subjects. Can you kindly tell me your experience of taking these subjects? Btw, I've been thinking of taking economics, business, sociology/history.. I'm confused between taking socio or history. I want to study international politics and Relations in future tho
@@za2hraaa9im definitely no expert on the topic but history is a facilitating subject and highly regarded by many unis, while sociology is not a facilitating subject. Upto to you in the end tho :)
I’m trying to narrow my options down and I’m down to English lit, maths (possibly with further), philosophy, politics and french. I like them all and am about equally good at them, and I think I want to go into law, hr or something similar. Any advice with regards to combinations and whats most useful?
I’m thinking of doing Design & textiles, music and Math/psychology Math is I think good for school & I personally find psychology very interesting even if I don’t wanna pursue it as a career & I have always loved Music & Fashion designing so I’m most probably talking those two
I’m thinking between chem history business, chem history and physics or chem history maths but I’m bad at maths and Idk what to do I’m not that smart just scraped As for all my subjecgs
I choose Maths, computer Science and Accounting too An odd combination I know... I was stressing about it and I can see you are too. But I would say just stick with them you have maths so you can go for Computer Science. You have Physics and Maths so you can go for Engineering. If you are interested in Finance, Accounting, Business or economics then Accounting would help in that. So just enjoy the subjects you have taken instead of stressing out about them.
Anything engineering related which pays amazing or physics or maths. You coild do accounting. Tbh with maths and physics basically any employer would steal you so you're good
Hello, I completed my O Levels with subjects in the sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science as my main subjects). After taking a gap year, I'm now planning to resume my studies and pursue A Levels. However, I'm feeling quite uncertain about which subjects to choose. I'm torn between selecting Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science as my majors, or opting for Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, and Mathematics. My dilemma stems from my gap year, during which my foundational knowledge from O Levels may have become somewhat weak. Choosing Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science seems daunting because of this. On the other hand, while Business Studies, Accounting, and Economics are unfamiliar to me apart from Mathematics, they offer a fresh and diverse set of subjects. I seek guidance on whether I can manage Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science after a gap year, considering myself an average student. Alternatively, should I consider other subjects? I'd appreciate insights into the pros and cons of both options. eagerly waiting for ur kind response! best regards!
you'll probably end up failing them due to stress, although Ali Moeen Nawazish is renowned for taking 23 A Levels and achieving A's in 22 of them i don't think you're being serious, but I'll tell you anyways it's definitely not worth doing 10 A-levels as unis will typically only require you to do 3
@@ishitaniha4188 Don’t just take my word to decide your future make sure you do some of your own research depending on what university you desire but my friends that went into nursing studied: Biology, Psychology , Sociology, Health and Social Care, Philosophy, Chemistry. If you like geography maybe look at doing 4 a levels if you’re given the chance to drop one. Let me know if you have more questions!
I want to do a CS degree. Is Maths, Computer Science and Accounting good? I can't take sciences because I didn't do them in igcse's.. I know accounting is irrelevant but I like the subject. Any suggestions comments will be appreciated 🙂
@@galaxygamerpro3868Actually you are wrong, considering Oxford, Cambridge and imperial prefer maths, further maths and physics for their computer science course, this has been verified. I don’t think you should give out false information.
Amazing lol but further maths isnt really necessary at most universities if you wanna do mechanical engineering wheather thats the same for the uni ur planning on going im not sure , so il advise you to check your unis weviste and entry requirments for mechanical engineering, if further maths is too stressful for you then you dont have to take it only of course if you want to take it and need to in order to get accepted at ur uni. Hope this helps
I'm applying to Loughborough which is one of the best for mech engineering and I'm doing physics, mathematics and geography so you'll definitely be fine with that
@@rajahassan1236Hey don’t give out false information. Maths, further maths and physics are considered the most respected a levels of you want to become an engineer, computer scientist or even just study maths or physics degrees. It is the most versatile, and gives the greatest prospects to going to the top unis, advising someone not to take a recommended subject is very stupid. For computer science further maths is prioritised over computer science and physics a levels, because advanced mathematics is highly valued. Some people even study a bachelors in mathematics, just so they can get into a better university for the subject they really want to study.
@@rajahassan1236 Considering the top universities favour Maths, Physics and Further Maths for mechanical engineering, it is a bit stupid to tell someone not to study further maths. Even computer science degrees prioritise further maths over a computer science a level. They also so happen to be the top three most respected A levels in general, especially if you want to study engineering, computer science, maths or physics. Absolutely stupid comment.
@@chriszone50 you never even read my comment properly you braindead imbecile i clearly stated that if needed then go for it , but it isn’t necessary to get into mechanical engineering
nah BS and eco are regarded by unis as being too similar, plus BS is seen as quite a soft subject anyways so swap it out w/ a humanities subject like history.
annie haha I actually changed after a few weeks of year 12 to maths, economics and business studies because I didn’t enjoy physics and I’m not very good at it. I’m much happier now as I’m really interested in business 👍
It's very strong with the first two. Unless you definitely want to get into graphics design or study a maths degree that could be holding you down a little bit and narrowing your options but it depends what you want tbh
That’s a great combination but it’s worth remembering that some universities don’t consider further maths to be a “full” A level and prefer further maths to be a 4th subject (eg. Medicine, Oxford Physics). Something like chemistry would go really well with those subjects
Physics is a good option which many universities prefer. But personally I didn't choose physics as I didn't do that at igcse so it would have been very difficult. Plus in Maths P4 is Mechanics in which you will learn all important things which might be beneficial for CS degree. So, I choose Maths because that's a definite prerequisite for CS at university and I choose CS as it shows your interest in that field. I was really confused for my 3rd subject and narrowed my options down to Business Studies, Economics and Accounting. Now because I really didn't know anything about ecnomics I studied business in igcse and got an A and realized how subjective the subject was. I was really good at Accounting and thought that it will be objective and easy to get a grade in plus it's considered a hard subject so it will have it's importance. So I choose accounting as my third. Although it's irrelevant to CS but it's a lucrative subject which could be useful in future and having it's knowledge would definitely help. Now I would say you to go for physics but If you don't want to or you can't then take any subject which you think is different and interesting so you can expand your knowledge. Good luck 😃
It is really good since all the subjects link quite well together, however some unis may not prefer these subjects as it seems quite narrow, also, if you plan to do economics for a degree it is likely that u would need maths if that helps.
some universities will view accounting as too soft/practical a subject. Also some universities will say that there is too much overlap between maths and economics meaning that the content studied is too narrow
I want to do politics, business & economics then study economics & statistics at university. Do you think that this is a good combination, in order to become an economist?
im going to be taking biology, chemistry, physics and AS-maths as an extension study, would these be useful for if i wanted to study dentistry or computer science at university?
Chemistry and biology sounds good to study biochemistry however I beleive for law you need at least two essay based subjects and you only have one ( English lit)
HI my daughter isw in year 11 she needs to decide the subjects for a levels as she is still not sure what she wants to purse. which subjects can she take . please advice thank you.
Try the same but replace enviromental studies for maths then it will be good as maths is a very highly regarded subject for a lot of things but of course its ur chocie
can anyone help me with my choices? i am drowing. im sort of good in everything gcse level so pls bear in mind. currently chosen: maths, bio, history and politics. i would love to take english lit though and perhaps economics but max is 4. thanks if anyone actually sees this :)
History and English lit are subjects you can study in your time for relaxation, Economics isn’t and I think it should be there for History - they’re both social sciences so u don’t rly miss out too much
annie Yes, I’m selecting my A levels this year as well and I’m in a similar position, I suggest Economics over History. It’s very easy to grab a book from the library about the transatlantic slave trade and gain a rounded understanding of what took place but a book about Supply and demand won’t do justice to the theory behind it, only a teacher will.
chemistry is a must. w/o this you'll find it EXTREMELY difficult to get onto a medicine course. biology is also very important. you could also do either physics or maths, or both.
This combination is quite good for studying business ,yet possibly a bit narrow. I would highly recommend dropping one and choosing either something else you are really interested in , or a facilitating subject(e.g history, sciences,etc)
@@rythmgamer8189Considering further maths is one of the most respected A levels, especially for economics, computer science, maths, physics, engineering, a bit retarted to advice against it
Maths economics and business is a great choice however business is the micro version of economics so it’s better if you do something else as your third option if anything goes sideways you have a backup
@@habss6070 Yeah a lot of universities don’t like both business studies and economics as they think they’re too similar in content (which is subjective I guess) so probably drop business studies for politics or another humanities subject for breadth and look at entry requirements for universities offering the degrees you’re interested in and look at other good subject combos. Take further maths as a fourth if you feel you can do it
Someone in my year (13) does that. If you want to do engineering or anything that's fine. They don't really care usually about your third subject just the maths and fizijs
I am 15 years old and have no bloody clue what to pick 🥲
Me too 😭 plus I’m not good at maths and English is not even my native language
same i rlly wanna be a psychiatrist so i would have to take maths,chem and bio but i’m not great at chem and i don’t rlly like maths. I wanna do bio,RS and Spanish but they won’t allow me to study medicine
enjoy your life bro dw about a levels youre too young to stress
@@kaighejusdidit no, when your 15/16 that’s when you pick your a levels so we do need to stress lol :)
+1 .. having no idea of what my a levels will be while doing my GCSEs
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry.
Planning on taking full a-level Math this year and only AS bio and chemistry and next year continue A2 bio and chemistry without having to worry about math. Good luck to all. Study hard, be healthy, and be happy.
Some of these people with loads of A-Levels are the thickest people!
@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 And a lot are really smart. Good job you've discovered education and the fact it is accessible by all!
Biology, geography & economics - I’m so confused on what to pick, as I don’t know what uni course I want to take but these were the main ones that came to mind
Personally, human geography and economics work well with each other and the physical side of geography works well with biology, so I think it’s a good choice! You’re doing a science which is quite favourable with a lot of universities. As for what uni course to take, you’re taking some good options to leave your courses open. Hope this helped :D
@@_.august4243 hi there im stressing over what subjects to pick and i dont know what career im goimg to be doing exactly, so ive decided to pick geography biology and mathematics, is this good?
@@rajahassan1236 the physical side of geography goes well with biology and maths is quite good for statistics etc. I’m assuming you wouldn’t go down a medical route seeing as you chose geography over chemistry but you could be an ecologist, geologist, date scientist, environmental scientist, GIS programmer, teacher and other things earth and statistics related. Hope this helped a bit!
@@_.august4243 thanks for the advice however i have decided to go for physics instead of biology as physics and maths go hand in hand with eachother and are both facilitating subjects along with geography, just a question do you study a level?
@@rajahassan1236 yeah I’m in uni now and I did do a levels. Mechanical engineering, economics, civil engineering, electronic and electrical engineering, accounting, architecture or international relations are some things I could think of off the top of my head for physics, maths and geography.
IMO For Computer Science : Further Math, Math and Computer Science Would Be Best. Some universities Oxford and Cambridge even recommend, even though not many students take A Level Further Math.
I wanna do computing and have to apply now but idk what to do, I’m thinking of computer science, maths and something else. Maybe physics
Well actually, Oxbridge favourite Maths, Further maths and Physics for their computer science course.
Maths, business, economics and English.. What can I do with it???
make math books with funny jokes and metaphors and sell them to students. you'll become a millionaire
Maths, comp sci, economics, spanish?
I’m now doing biology, chemistry and geography. I know geography is a weird third but I just don’t enjoy doing maths so that’s what I did instead, gotta do what you enjoy at the end of the day.
Hey! I’m doing bio and chem too and then Spanish. I was just curious what you got for gcse in science? And if you’ve started a level already, how are u finding chem??
@@pleasedpineapple8531 I got two 9s in gcse (I did combined) and chemistry so far isn’t too bad but I can see how the quantitative side of it, is going to get very hard for me as I’m not the strongest at maths. It depends on what your good at but goodluck!
@@dantheman5319 thank you! I’m starting a level chem on Wednesday! For gcse I got 77 (combined) I definitely could’ve tried harder, but I was just wondering if you think I’ll be okay-ish with a level chem?
@@pleasedpineapple8531 yes don’t worry you will be fine!
@@dantheman5319 should’ve taken maths instead of geography, geography is pretty much useless at A level. Maths is the most facilitating subject out there.
Maths further maths physics economics is the best subject in terms of knowledge gained
can you explain why please? I want to do all those 4
@@anonymous99923 on second thought don’t do it
@@kingrobert7246 why not?
@@kingrobert7246 I'm going to get a 9 in maths gcse, further maths gcse, and physics gcse
@@anonymous99923 you have to come to terms with the fact that you will get very low grades at the start of the year unless you dedicate your whole life to doing practice questions
Physics, maths, business studies, psychology? Btw I wanna do law and am aware that there are no required subjects
for law i would say an essay subject is better, switch business to english in my opinion
switch buisness to history or english lit
swap BS for a more suitable A-Level like Eng Lit or History as the two above have already suggested
No these people have no clue about law. You need business knowledge to be a successful lawyer, keep business. These subjects are perfect for law.
Economics English lit and politics
OR
Economics English Lit and Geography?
Which is better please?
Probably the one with politics
Take maths instead of politics. Maths is much more important
Is Maths, Physics, Computer Science and Biology a good combination?
top tier
Can a student take business studies computer science and economics???
Edit: is it a good idea if the student has never done computer science in o levels
biology, chemistry and psychology good ?
Definitely
Sounds great
yeah
especially if u wanna do medicine or psychology
Swap psychology for physics, it will keep ur options open
I'm taking economics, geography, and further maths. I'm just stressing about weather i have taken the right subjects as i don't know what i want to do at uni.
surely you should do maths instead of further maths!!!?
Is Chemistry, biology, and psychology a good combination? I want to study medicine in uni.
change psychology for maths
@@gamers-xh3uc I was thinking of doing it cuz i got a grade 8 at gcse, but i dont enjoy maths so i dont think ill do good in a level. will psychology limit me?
@@perneetkaur6150 unless you want to go to Cambridge then no
@@perneetkaur6150 You can do physics instead if you want to get into Cambridge
@@frostbite_3146 physics is hard if you dont do maths
How about maths, Economics and politics?
I was literally thinking the same thing
Apparently politics is hard and boring tho 🤷♂️
@@drewyd it is lol
this is my exact combination but im also debating swapping politics for physics
In the future I would like to pick English lit, Media, and History, is that good?
English, Geography & Economics?
I think that is a good one i am going math geography English physics and computer science
@@mufaronyabereka that's pretty broad, i like it. i would've taken maths but my school does not allow 4 a levels
Ours doesnt too but i did it elsewhere
history economics and a foreign language?
I want to study Arts and Design with Business studies and maybe Mathematics as most top universities prefer it. Thus combination will give me a wide range of careers and variety of creative paths for further study. My main aim is for Art and Design and I wanna be a successful artist/Graphic Designer. Please let me know your word on this combination. Would love if anyone of you help me out and give suggestions!♥️
Could u pick an A-Level you didn’t pick in GCSE’s?
For some subjects you can I think, my school does, for example:
You can do Computer science A level if you've done either IT or Computer science GCSE
@@christianwilliams2248 okay thanks
Yess! My sister did sciences in gcse and took economics, psychology anf history (which wasn't offered for gcse) and now shes doing law in uni!
@@nashwasammy8064ok thanks
Yes because many schools don’t have the same GCSEs as A-levels
Business studies or economics , math , sociology ?
Economics and sociology are both social science which go great together and economics is more favores over business for unis and maths can take you anywhere so this goes great with maths side of economics
I’m thinking of art, sociology and economics
Look forward to not having a career
@@syncof1190 wait what do you mean
Why
@@Jade-fs2ib lol it’s mainly a joke. Those a levels are associated to limited uni degrees and career options
@@syncof1190 well what subjects are you doing or did
i was thinking geography, psychology and sociology?
litterally same !
Same do u think it’s a good combination ?
yeah I was thinking of that plus English lit
not bad
Geo, physics and maths is respected by airline companies and degrees which are now available and very exclusive
English Literature, Latin, History & French
History, Business, economics?
Heyy, I've been also thinking of doing the same subjects. Can you kindly tell me your experience of taking these subjects? Btw, I've been thinking of taking economics, business, sociology/history.. I'm confused between taking socio or history. I want to study international politics and Relations in future tho
@@za2hraaa9im definitely no expert on the topic but history is a facilitating subject and highly regarded by many unis, while sociology is not a facilitating subject. Upto to you in the end tho :)
I’m trying to narrow my options down and I’m down to English lit, maths (possibly with further), philosophy, politics and french. I like them all and am about equally good at them, and I think I want to go into law, hr or something similar. Any advice with regards to combinations and whats most useful?
if you want to do law then shouldn't you do law a level?
@@miapegram5672 no, it’s not required at all
Just do whichever you most enjoy. Only pick 3 as 4 A levels is unnecessary and for Law you'll want at least two essay-based subjects.
do law a level
@@Dimension5Productions not all schools offer law
I’m thinking of doing Design & textiles, music and Math/psychology
Math is I think good for school & I personally find psychology very interesting even if I don’t wanna pursue it as a career & I have always loved Music & Fashion designing so I’m most probably talking those two
Very narrow options there
Is business studies, math and computer science a good combo??
How about biology , maths and food studies?
Why not just take chemistry instead of food science
@@hx5525 yes, much more options
@@hx5525 cuz they might not like chemistry lol
I am doing maths but for the other two I cannot decide between geography, history, physics. What would you reccomend
I’m thinking between chem history business, chem history and physics or chem history maths but I’m bad at maths and Idk what to do I’m not that smart just scraped As for all my subjecgs
Mathematics, Economics and Business Studies?
It’s fine to do both economics and business but lots of unis don’t like you taking both so maybe swap business for something else ?
swap business for history or another humanities subject
@@JohnDoe-lj3ph lol i changed history to business studies.
How about physics, maths and accounting? I chose whatever i loved and now im scared. What degree i can go for?
Because you have maths you can do almost anything!
I choose Maths, computer Science and Accounting too
An odd combination I know...
I was stressing about it and I can see you are too. But I would say just stick with them you have maths so you can go for Computer Science. You have Physics and Maths so you can go for Engineering. If you are interested in Finance, Accounting, Business or economics then Accounting would help in that.
So just enjoy the subjects you have taken instead of stressing out about them.
Anything engineering related which pays amazing or physics or maths. You coild do accounting. Tbh with maths and physics basically any employer would steal you so you're good
Hello, I completed my O Levels with subjects in the sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science as my main subjects). After taking a gap year, I'm now planning to resume my studies and pursue A Levels. However, I'm feeling quite uncertain about which subjects to choose. I'm torn between selecting Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science as my majors, or opting for Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, and Mathematics.
My dilemma stems from my gap year, during which my foundational knowledge from O Levels may have become somewhat weak. Choosing Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science seems daunting because of this. On the other hand, while Business Studies, Accounting, and Economics are unfamiliar to me apart from Mathematics, they offer a fresh and diverse set of subjects.
I seek guidance on whether I can manage Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science after a gap year, considering myself an average student. Alternatively, should I consider other subjects? I'd appreciate insights into the pros and cons of both options.
eagerly waiting for ur kind response! best regards!
Any ideas on what you want to do at uni?
@@biryaniamazing well my mind wanna do something with computer science 🔬but still lil confuse as I described my situation above 🤷♀️
@@_levelupdate I recommend taking computer science and mathematics and any other subject you like because there is a bit of maths in computing in uni
@@biryaniamazing Thanks a million dude ! i greately appreciate ur advice 😊
english, french, english😂
i love languages
a question if i take 10 A-levels what will happen?
You can’t
I mean, you technically can but I don’t think it’ll go well! There was someone who did 8 A Levels a few years ago though
you'll probably end up failing them due to stress, although Ali Moeen Nawazish is renowned for taking 23 A Levels and achieving A's in 22 of them
i don't think you're being serious, but I'll tell you anyways it's definitely not worth doing 10 A-levels as unis will typically only require you to do 3
People will think you are either a weirdo or a psychopath if you take 10 a levels.
Geography, chemistry, sociology?
Sociology is a stretch, what do you want to go into?
@@dobb2106 working with kids or nursing/ health and social care
@@ishitaniha4188 Don’t just take my word to decide your future make sure you do some of your own research depending on what university you desire but my friends that went into nursing studied: Biology, Psychology , Sociology, Health and Social Care, Philosophy, Chemistry. If you like geography maybe look at doing 4 a levels if you’re given the chance to drop one. Let me know if you have more questions!
@@ishitaniha4188 biology is a big one though
I want to do a CS degree.
Is Maths, Computer Science and Accounting good?
I can't take sciences because I didn't do them in igcse's..
I know accounting is irrelevant but I like the subject.
Any suggestions comments will be appreciated 🙂
Maths and computer science are the main ones that matter so I'm sure you'll be able to do it
@@galaxygamerpro3868Actually you are wrong, considering Oxford, Cambridge and imperial prefer maths, further maths and physics for their computer science course, this has been verified. I don’t think you should give out false information.
Business accounting ICT good?for me
Please is maths, biology, and psychology a good combination? Thank you
yes
Is maths, physics and further maths a good combination to study mechanical engineering at uni?
Amazing lol but further maths isnt really necessary at most universities if you wanna do mechanical engineering wheather thats the same for the uni ur planning on going im not sure , so il advise you to check your unis weviste and entry requirments for mechanical engineering, if further maths is too stressful for you then you dont have to take it only of course if you want to take it and need to in order to get accepted at ur uni. Hope this helps
I'm applying to Loughborough which is one of the best for mech engineering and I'm doing physics, mathematics and geography so you'll definitely be fine with that
@@rajahassan1236Hey don’t give out false information. Maths, further maths and physics are considered the most respected a levels of you want to become an engineer, computer scientist or even just study maths or physics degrees. It is the most versatile, and gives the greatest prospects to going to the top unis, advising someone not to take a recommended subject is very stupid. For computer science further maths is prioritised over computer science and physics a levels, because advanced mathematics is highly valued. Some people even study a bachelors in mathematics, just so they can get into a better university for the subject they really want to study.
@@rajahassan1236 Considering the top universities favour Maths, Physics and Further Maths for mechanical engineering, it is a bit stupid to tell someone not to study further maths. Even computer science degrees prioritise further maths over a computer science a level. They also so happen to be the top three most respected A levels in general, especially if you want to study engineering, computer science, maths or physics. Absolutely stupid comment.
@@chriszone50 you never even read my comment properly you braindead imbecile i clearly stated that if needed then go for it , but it isn’t necessary to get into mechanical engineering
sociology, philosophy, psychology, law, economics and history?
is maths, business and economics good if youre looking into a corporate job like ceos
👍🏽 I think that’s the right sort of track you should be going on
@@lb7hd232 Omg thanks!!
Are chemistry maths and economics a good choice to do for A levels?
The best one
@@sshassan10 why is it the best ?
is maths physics and history good?
@Think Student was thinking of taking maths,economics and business studies
don't, business and economics are too narrow of subject combinations, swap out business for something else.
don’t take both economics and buisness, only do one or the other. change one of them to a science or humanities
nah BS and eco are regarded by unis as being too similar, plus BS is seen as quite a soft subject anyways so swap it out w/ a humanities subject like history.
What is your view on Physics, Economics and Maths?
I'm doing those 3, yet kind of which I was good at computing as the first combination sounds epic
personally that sounds an incredible combo if u love them!
annie haha I actually changed after a few weeks of year 12 to maths, economics and business studies because I didn’t enjoy physics and I’m not very good at it. I’m much happier now as I’m really interested in business 👍
@@aidanthompson5053 computing is wank for nerds economics is so much better
Is classics, maths and business are good alevel choices?
Physics chemistry maths ?
help i chose art business math and chemistry what do i do with this now i wanted to do something scientific in uni help me please
Hi , is maths , further maths and graphic design a good choice ?
It's very strong with the first two. Unless you definitely want to get into graphics design or study a maths degree that could be holding you down a little bit and narrowing your options but it depends what you want tbh
Is geography, maths and biology a good option?
Is history eng lit and physcology too random or good?
anything to do with english is not good for a career if you want to be a teacher then its own you
@@gamers-xh3ucisn’t lit considered a facilitating subject?
Business, economics, accounting and maths
Is that alright????
Physics, Maths and Further Maths ?
That’s a great combination but it’s worth remembering that some universities don’t consider further maths to be a “full” A level and prefer further maths to be a 4th subject (eg. Medicine, Oxford Physics). Something like chemistry would go really well with those subjects
Is there a combination for biology Geography and agriculture
I've narrowed my options down to Maths and Computer Science, anyone know what else I should pick for my third option?
Yo me too but i wanna do something easy for the last one as maths is most important, might have to do physics but don’t want stress
Add physics
Physics is a good option which many universities prefer. But personally I didn't choose physics as I didn't do that at igcse so it would have been very difficult. Plus in Maths P4 is Mechanics in which you will learn all important things which might be beneficial for CS degree.
So, I choose Maths because that's a definite prerequisite for CS at university and I choose CS as it shows your interest in that field. I was really confused for my 3rd subject and narrowed my options down to Business Studies, Economics and Accounting.
Now because I really didn't know anything about ecnomics I studied business in igcse and got an A and realized how subjective the subject was.
I was really good at Accounting and thought that it will be objective and easy to get a grade in plus it's considered a hard subject so it will have it's importance. So I choose accounting as my third. Although it's irrelevant to CS but it's a lucrative subject which could be useful in future and having it's knowledge would definitely help.
Now I would say you to go for physics but If you don't want to or you can't then take any subject which you think is different and interesting so you can expand your knowledge. Good luck 😃
physics probably
@Abdelrahman abdelaal no physics
Can I do Math, Phys and Bio for biotech, without Chemistry?
Is PCM good for computer science plzzz
Business, Economics & Law?
I'm going for English lit, philosophy and psychology
how is it? and what do u wanna do in the future?
I want to be a pilot I will do a level maths and physics but I don’t know the third option
Is physics,further math,math and computer science a good combination to get selected for electrical engineering at MIT University.
Please help.
What about accounting,business and economics
I'm also currently looking for an answer about it
It is really good since all the subjects link quite well together, however some unis may not prefer these subjects as it seems quite narrow, also, if you plan to do economics for a degree it is likely that u would need maths if that helps.
some universities will view accounting as too soft/practical a subject. Also some universities will say that there is too much overlap between maths and economics meaning that the content studied is too narrow
@@anne-luciebugain5298 do you think maths and economics is a good combo?
@@baddiexfilms4311 maths economics and business. good combo there
Is biology chemistry physics computer science English literature and law good 🙃?
I want to do politics, business & economics then study economics & statistics at university.
Do you think that this is a good combination, in order to become an economist?
It is a good combination but you should probably add math to it as most universities require math for economics and statistics programs
Is geography, philosophy and politics and/or maths a good combo?
Depends on what you want in the future
im going to be taking biology, chemistry, physics and AS-maths as an extension study, would these be useful for if i wanted to study dentistry or computer science at university?
Is maths,financial studies( As level),psychology and Spanish a good combination?
yes because u have a maths social science and a language
what did you end up picking?
Is Law, English language and sociology good?
is maths physics and chemistry good for astronomy/astrophysics
Anyone know the app he was using to go the Spanish lesson ...!!???
Can I choose biology, chemistry,English and computer science?
You need maths
Can I take only bio maths and chemistry for A levels and study genetics in college?
Are biology, chemistry and english literature a good combo of a levels to then study either law or biochemistry at uni ??
Chemistry and biology sounds good to study biochemistry however I beleive for law you need at least two essay based subjects and you only have one ( English lit)
@Think Student either that or chem,bio maths
Physics, Chemistry,Maths and English
What you planning to do with them?
HI my daughter isw in year 11 she needs to decide the subjects for a levels as she is still not sure what she wants to purse. which subjects can she take . please advice thank you.
Is art, mathematics and photography good?
Yes it’s good because you have maths
Is geography ,environmental studies and biology a good set? I haven’t really seen anything for them!!
Try the same but replace enviromental studies for maths then it will be good as maths is a very highly regarded subject for a lot of things but of course its ur chocie
the only problem with those is that some unis wont like how similar they are to one another
@Ben O’ Brien Why is that?
Is chemistry math computer science and acconting good
can anyone help me with my choices? i am drowing. im sort of good in everything gcse level so pls bear in mind. currently chosen: maths, bio, history and politics. i would love to take english lit though and perhaps economics but max is 4. thanks if anyone actually sees this :)
what do you wanna do when you're older
History and English lit are subjects you can study in your time for relaxation, Economics isn’t and I think it should be there for History - they’re both social sciences so u don’t rly miss out too much
@@stephaniehb9921 I'd love to be an actor but drama alevel isn't essential or maybe a lawyer... anything really I'm trying to keep options open :)
@@khanyamhlongo5809 so are you suggesting I take economics instead of history?
annie Yes, I’m selecting my A levels this year as well and I’m in a similar position, I suggest Economics over History. It’s very easy to grab a book from the library about the transatlantic slave trade and gain a rounded understanding of what took place but a book about Supply and demand won’t do justice to the theory behind it, only a teacher will.
What about a medical student
chemistry,maths and biology
but if your school allows a 4th option, do a humanities subject, it looks rlly good on applications as you know how to write well
chemistry is a must. w/o this you'll find it EXTREMELY difficult to get onto a medicine course.
biology is also very important.
you could also do either physics or maths, or both.
@@sneakerhead6625 okay thank you
@@sneakerhead6625 thank you
how about Spanish economy maths or Italian
Is business economics and maths a good combination if I wanna study business in the future
This combination is quite good for studying business ,yet possibly a bit narrow. I would highly recommend dropping one and choosing either something else you are really interested in , or a facilitating subject(e.g history, sciences,etc)
is chemistry, computer science and maths worth to take?
I'd say they are a good mix
1:33 chose these a levels and im in year 13
is a level computer science really hard?
I don’t think so..I’m taking it lol it’s like the ig but in depth concepts…
I am taking
maths
physics
chemistry
bio
and further maths
Is it a good combo??
(I wanna study physics in future)
bio and further math is not necessary. you could keep further maths if you want but remember it will be stressful.
@@rythmgamer8189Considering further maths is one of the most respected A levels, especially for economics, computer science, maths, physics, engineering, a bit retarted to advice against it
should I do maths economics and business or maths economics and politics if i'm interested in finance?
Maths economics and business is a great choice however business is the micro version of economics so it’s better if you do something else as your third option if anything goes sideways you have a backup
@@habss6070 Yeah a lot of universities don’t like both business studies and economics as they think they’re too similar in content (which is subjective I guess) so probably drop business studies for politics or another humanities subject for breadth and look at entry requirements for universities offering the degrees you’re interested in and look at other good subject combos. Take further maths as a fourth if you feel you can do it
is biology chemistry and law good for a law degree
I picked buisness and PSYCHOLOGY and biology I want to change bio any idea what to change it to?
Change to maths
Im probs going for maths music tech and psychology
i'll try other combinations
What abt biology , pe and history
maths, further maths, economics?
Trust me if you do further maths you won’t have a life it’s way to hard
@@abzza1197 do you do it?
@@user-mu1nk1gm3c its quite tricky but unis prefer further maths to be a fourth subject
@@user-mu1nk1gm3c I have a lot of friends who have done it a lot got grade 9s easily in gsce and struggled so hard for future maths
only do further maths if u have 4 alevels do physics instead if u only get 3 choices
Is Economics, Further math and physics good?
yoo did u choose that .Hows it going cuz i am planning to take the same combo
how about physics, maths, and business?
Someone in my year (13) does that. If you want to do engineering or anything that's fine. They don't really care usually about your third subject just the maths and fizijs
Hey i am either choosing business,geog and pe or sociology,politics and pe or sociology,geo and pe
Can you help me i have 1 week to decide
I need some help
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You in y11 bro how r u already choosing
i assume you already picked but i think the clear superior is sociology, politics and pe