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elemis:

--- Quote from: Takeover on January 27, 2011, 05:40:48 pm ---Thank you all very much.

Yeees, I know the workload I am going to face and if it is going to help me enter a better university I am obviously willing to take it.

I'm not worrying about Spanish, as I live in Spain and the A-Level is rather compulsory because absolutely everyone gets an A with hardly any study.

I think I will neglect Further Maths and decide between the other too, as I do not really like mathematics. The thing is that if you wish to pursue a business-related career, you don't actually have to take the BS A-Level. Sciences will probably do fine then, according to my teachers.

Well, in my school many people have taken 6 A-Levels and they've done or are doing just fine, and say that if you work hard it is perfectly achievable.


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You didnt answer my question. Are you doing CIE, OCR or Edexcel A Levels ?

Where do you plan to continue your higher education ?

Six A Levels. You plan to do all of them in two years ?

Takeover:

--- Quote ---You didnt answer my question. Are you doing CIE, OCR or Edexcel A Levels ?

Where do you plan to continue your higher education ?

Six A Levels. You plan to do all of them in two years ?

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All my subjects are Edexcel except for Maths, which is CIE.

I am planning to continue my education in an American university.

Yes, I plan to do all of them in two years, as it has been done many times before.

$tyli$h Executive:

--- Quote from: Takeover on January 27, 2011, 05:40:48 pm ---Thank you all very much.

Yeees, I know the workload I am going to face and if it is going to help me enter a better university I am obviously willing to take it.


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Yes, nice determination!


--- Quote ---I'm not worrying about Spanish, as I live in Spain and the A-Level is rather compulsory because absolutely everyone gets an A with hardly any study.
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Hmm.... Fantastic!


--- Quote ---I think I will neglect Further Maths and decide between the other too, as I do not really like mathematics. The thing is that if you wish to pursue a business-related career, you don't actually have to take the BS A-Level. Sciences will probably do fine then, according to my teachers.
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Yes. Any person coming from the science stream should do fine in Business, especially if he/she is good at maths. But I would still advice you to check your target universities' websites to see if they have certain subject requirements for A level. (just to be sure)


--- Quote ---Well, in my school many people have taken 6 A-Levels and they've done or are doing just fine, and say that if you work hard it is perfectly achievable.
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Are you sure they have completed six A2 subjects ? As far as I know, completing six A levels is quite difficult. It could be that they have completed 4 A2 and the other 2, AS.  You may wish to cross-check it.

Anyway, like all other things in life, completing 6 A levels is possible if the person is very determined.

Nexus:
I think u shld really think abt this twice!!!
cause 6 AL subs is really dificult!!!
and lik u i'm also currntly doin my 5 A2 subjects and find it very challenging!!! and my 6th subject i'm doin in nxt jan!!!
I also did 12 Subs fr my O Levels(IGCSE) and I must say O Levels is absolutely nothin compared to A Levels!!! being getting
11A* and A at O levels!!!
Frthermore u shld really  think abt the profession ur planning to do because doin Chemistry,Physics,Maths and Biology shows tht u want to becom a doctor or other medical related profession!!! but if u r plannin to do Engineering or maths related course @ da college do furthermaths plus doin Spanish fr A Levels doesn't add much points at college unless ur planning to do languages at the college!!!
One more thing, A Levels is completely difficult course so don't even compare it to O Levels and wit da introduction of A* to A Levels ,it's very difficult cause u need to get an average of 90% at A2.
the current percentage of students getting A* is very low(students doin 4 subs) so the number of subjects u do doesnt matter but the number of A* u get matters alot....so my adivice is unless ur absolutely sure to get A* frm a subject don't do it.
I say so because doin 6 subs cld affect ur main subs lik Maths , physics and chem so if ur sure and confident...best of luck and do it!!! and also keep in mind u have roughly 36 units to complete @ A Level
18 @ AS
18@ A2
so think about it thn have a plan and if u think u can ... GO FOR IT:)

MKh:
what A level grades did u get nexus?
Its jst for my concern bcoz i hav gven my A2 xamz this jan... :)

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