A-LEVEL Choices - My Reasons - Should you do 3 or 4 Subjects? A2 Maths Biology Chemistry Physics

My opinions and experience of choosing A-Levels following many requests for such a video! Getting A*s at A-Level isn't an easy achievement, and in this video, I explain how you too can attain such grades in your final exams in Year 13.

Timestamps
Reasons for the subjects I did: 02:06
Why did I choose 4 A-levels, not 3?: 08:05
Summary: 12:27

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[pavanbenning]

this came at the perfect time as this has been on my mind everyday for the past few weeks! Thank you :)

[chrisdoesmusic]

Proud of you dude ! IStill remember your bio lecture back in AS.

[SenthooranKath]

It's been a while since my last A-Level related video, but this is one is the most important one yet I think. The reasoning behind choosing your subjects is critical to doing well, so hopefully this video is useful. Check the description for links to other videos I've made about A-Level!! (ps I made those around 2 years ago, so expect babyface Sen). Share this vid with friends if you found it useful!

[jiasaba]

I took 3 subjects and they were super hard. Can't believe somebody could nail all four of the subjects ...

[emmanuelappiah]

Brilliant video. I go to the same school you attended, and I also wanted to do physics for my fourth. Unfortunately, I was not allowed to (even though I had the grades) because my health has been quite poor recently due to my condition. Hopefully it won’t set me back too much for my oxbridge application.

[miguelalonso]

I know a guy who did 3 A levels in physics Biology and chemistry but his uni of choice wanted different subjects so he did a gap year to do Some sort of B tech engineering worth 3 A levels and got A* in all of them 🤯🤯

[anjalinarayanan]

I feel like nowadays the number of a levels you take isn't really that relevant, even if you get 4a*s, unis will rarely consider the 4th because most state schools don't even offer the option of taking 4 - also, the majority of Oxbridge students take 3 a levels

[isabelwebb]

Thoughts on doing EPQ if applying to Oxbridge?

[peaceandtolerance]

Can I go to medical school without the traditional background of A Levels? I am a mature student and wish to become a gender reassignment and plastic surgeon.

[jensen_chuah]

Hi mate hope you're well. I'm doing my A levels this year and I'm doing all 3 sciences and math. In your opinion, which subject is the least useful or least impactful in terms of university course options? Which out of the four would you drop? Please let me know soon as I need to make my mind up next week, thank you

[nafiskhan]

Is business studies, accounting, IT and health and social care good combination in a levels

[MisaChanlove]

Hello, I'm planning on taking Maths, Psychology, Economics, Accounting as my A level subjects. Is this combination good enough?

Also, should I consider a 5th subject? If yes, then I want to try studying Law. What do you think?

[kavipriyavijayakumar]

Hey! This video really came handy to figure what I'm gonna do. But I'm kinda in a mess right now I took 6 A level 3 sciences math English Language and IT and its become too much for me so is there a option for me\e to drop A level English after doing As?

[umairarumy]

Can you please list out the advantages of doing AS and A2 rather than doing alevels at the end of 2 years.

[aikamsinghsandhu]

Do you have any advice for second year physics? I believe I'm predicted an a* so far

[streambot]

I'm finding it really difficult to find a clear answer, so I would really appreciate any input. I am unsure if physics, maths, and biology is a good combination, as I am partly sold on the idea of an aerospace degree, but would like to keep my options open encase I lose interest.

[xo_thiv_xo]

Do you think it is ok if I can do maths biology chemistry art if I really want to do medicine

[shamsrazk]

I really need help. I was told that if I don't take English Language/literature I would not be accepted into a top university (Oxbridge.) Is that true, especially as an international student myself? And if it is a requiry, would it still be accepted as a self-study? Thank you very much!

[veerchopra]

hi sen could you do engineering alongside with medicine with a levels of only biology physics and chemistry rather than maths

[josephbrennan]

Hello,
I am currently in a interesting situation right now. I am studying maths, chemistry, economics and history. However, I am now at the end of year 12 and wish to pursue physics but I cannot realistically change my subjects now. Is it bad to study an extra a level in a gap year? Will universities such as oxbridge view me poorly? I am pissed because I got excellent gcse grades and feel like I have messed up my life. Am I barred from oxbridge if I take an extra a level in a gap year? Thanks in advance.