3 or 4 A-levels?

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Originally Posted by Kardan

She says:

'I have a degree in maths, nobody gives a **** about english literature'

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Clearly just bitter that I beat her in draw something. It's okay I know I made a difference to her life x

Shar what is it about politics that you don't like?


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Originally Posted by Kyle

Clearly just bitter that I beat her in draw something. It's okay I know I made a difference to her life x

Shar what is it about politics that you don't like?


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MY NAME. IS SHAZ. :(

i just find it too hard to remember the policies/beliefs of each party and especially remembering history of each party like it doesn't click in my head at all... the 25 mark questions are so hard. got a U in the mock because I didn't do one of the 25 marks. I think I'm actually ok with pressure groups but I got shouted at for doing well in that part of the exam lol because we only just started it at the time so he couldn't see how I knew that (it's just common sense?!?!)

we do exam q's weekly for hw and I have never got higher than a B and normally get D/E

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Originally Posted by Sharon

hi can someone give me some help please

basically i took four a-levels at AS because as far as i was aware that was just standard thing to do lol but literally in my college i'm the ONLY one i know doing four??? everyone else does three! i look at them n just pity how much less work they do compared to me lol

i'm finding politics really really hard atm and i would consider dropping it... but when i apply for uni is it going to make a big difference if i only do 3 a-levels compared to four? i also wanna be at a really good uni too like i'm trying to aim high

does it make a big difference if its 3 or 4? obv i'm gonna drop one in aug anyway if i carry on with four now but it just feels too hard and watching everyone else do 3 is sucky lol because i'm trying so hard

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I would stick at four if I were you, our school attempted to have us all drop our fourth after AS level and a lot of people just missed this UCAS point targets as a result which I found stupid. I insisted on keeping my fourth subject (which was all coursework anyway and not a proper examination A Level) and it was what helped me get over the points line for the course I wanted to do.

In terms of politics, our school never did it back then (doubt would have picked anyway) but it does compliment law nicely. In short you are best doing what you feel you can do, although my advice would be to focus on your other subjects next year but still take politics: even if you get a lower mark in it, it'll still count as UCAS points which is what it is all about.

You can always ask me for help again on Twitter xx :P

What Aiden said basically. I did 3 years of A levels because I had to re-do AS with new choices and I now have 2AS's and 3 Levels and I'm really glad I had to do 4 A levels in my first year because when I picked up new AS's I only had to do 3. However, that meant I had to do well in all 3 in AS and A2. Anyway, stick to 4 and then drop one in A2.

ok so..i m reviving this thread for advice...inti subang a-levels better or inti nilai a-levels better??, in terms of the lecturers....