my HONEST review of A Level SOCIOLOGY

like the video yesterday, I want to give an honest review of each of the subjects I studied at A-Level, this video is sociology :) Hope it helps you find clarity on if you've chosen the right subject!

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[battistics]

sociology is eye-opening, every time i teacher says something you're like 'how did i never see this before'

[richardbirmingham]

Your comments about the dated nature of some of the syllabus are fair....my colleagues and I are trying to influence aqa to bring it more up to date. ...we can only wait see :)

[anssa]

These are actually helpful tysm, i literally have to choose my a levels like in a couple days

[Lazymath_]

Honestly sociology is just a subject where they use complex words to explain the most basic ideas lol.

[kaceycopeland]

I'm considering taking this as a third to textiles and photography. Either this or psychology I think as I find them both interesting

[leoc]

I was thinking of taking Politics at first but the more i put thought into it i realised that i’m not that interested in learning the ins and outs of electoral politics and our political systems. I think i’d much prefer sociology as we learn about real life issues and injustice?

[jessicapearce]

the stereotype that a level sociology is easy actually baffles me. im doing a level sociology in year 13 and it is THE HARDEST subject out of my three, the other two being law and spanish. the concepts are highly detailed and complex to understand, the exam board and exam techniques are SO hard to understand. if u say sociology is easy you know nothing about sociology

[caitlinpittman]

You’ve convinced me to take this over politics!!! Thank you ❤️❤️

[kitthetreehugger]

hey, just to let you know, YOU ARE SUCH A I am an activist and it helped so much deciding what to take next year, Yes I am now taking socialogy

[bella]

Hey, I’m really really considering taking sociology as one of my a levels since I do it for GCSE and I am in love! However I’m debating taking it as the syllabus sounds quite general and hard to apply to certain areas of employment- but it really is my passion and i am in love with the subject. Do you know what kind of things you can apply what you learn in sociology to?

[theebillionairess]

In September I will be doing English Literature, History and Sociology and I would like to be a solicitor, thanks for the video so helpful ❤

[jananiu]

i'm considering taking sociology as an a-level but i'm not sure what jobs link to sociology if you get what i mean.

[raynwhat]

I'm currently chosing my A levels and I'm taking Criminology, possibly law? And choosing between psychology and sociology. I'm unsure which of the two would fit better for Criminology and law so if anyone has any tips it would be greatly appreciated:)

[rubysutton]

I wanted to do media but they got rid of the option, ill def do sociology OR physcology. Im doing english lit and geography but i have no clue what to do

[mahnzmochi]

I’m in yr 9 and I’m quite indecisive but So far I’m thinking of choosing art, psychology and sociology

[elliecassidy]

do you think sociology psychology and biology would be a good mix? If i want to be a forensic psychologist x

[emilywoodland]

Im going into year 12 in september and can’t decide between sociology and modern history, so both videos have been so helpful to me!! if you have any suggestions as to which one i should take that would be great too :))

[noinparticular]

Im really interested in the ideas taught in sociology but I hate writing essays...??

[ameenabi]

I’m considering doing chemistry sociology and physiology. Does anyone think it’s a good choice, I just want to be 100% sure about my a level subjects. Someone help me

[burleyy.k]

Im considering doing psychology, sociology and criminology 😅 I was told by my teachers not to do all 3 and to choose something like English. I really want to do these 3 but now I'm uncertain. Im also doing law as a 1 year course so idk. Help?