A Levels

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Originally Posted by Luccy.

i'm going to a sixth form and i would recommend a levels. Those aren't that hard a levels and coursework has been cut down dramatically so yeah i think you'll be fine.. why don't you just do 3AS then 2 A and another AS or something like that?!

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Because most decent unis ask for three complete A levels?

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Originally Posted by kk.

youve got to think also, in a few years time, youll have to compete with people who will have a levels as standard, considering they are going to be making further education compulsory

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Well I'm going to join the Police Force and I'm guessing I'll be in the job until i retire.

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Originally Posted by Luccy.

i'm going to a sixth form and i would recommend a levels. Those aren't that hard a levels and coursework has been cut down dramatically so yeah i think you'll be fine.. why don't you just do 3AS then 2 A and another AS or something like that?!

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But thing is the 6th form College I'm going to only do A Levels. :(

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Originally Posted by Sergio

Only one I've had experience of is Business and it wasn't that hard really. Would have been easier if I had any sort of a memory lol. At a guess I would say Law would be the hardest on that list.

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Business involves a lot of Maths right? :( I'm really bad at everything in Maths.

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Originally Posted by United-Clowgon

Well I'm going to join the Police Force and I'm guessing I'll be in the job until i retire.

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anything could happen though, if for some reason you were outta work (dont get shot pls) and you had to find a new job when youre 30, then it would be harder

If that were the case, i guess i will have to resort to going on benefits then! :P

Na, as you say anything can happen. That's why I'm doing these A Levels as if i don't get into the police, i know I've got other back ups that i can use to get into other Jobs.

A Levels are pretty pointless if you're not going to uni, a btec or or some other vocational qualification would be better if it's purely to increase job prospects.

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Originally Posted by United-Clowgon

... Business involves a lot of Maths right? :( I'm really bad at everything in Maths.

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Only very basic maths. Trust me, I'm the worst at maths

Don't have any experience with the others, but with Law you need to have the ability to memorise case law and legislation names/purposes. Without them you are basically screwed. If you think you can do that then go for it, it's a really interesting course and I fell totally in love with Law because of it.

if you go you need to be full focused, they can be very hard. make sure you work hard in the first year or second year will make you cry.