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How are these A level courses?
For my A level options I have chosen maths, chemistry, physics and music. Can someone tell me how hard each one is? I got an A in my rehearsal science exam and a B In my maths exam individually i got an A in physics and a B in chemistry. I'm doing music at BTEC and I'm working at distinction. My other question is, do you think i will be able to get a B or at least an A?
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- 7 years agoFavorite Answer
No, dude all depends upon your choices and interests. Don't ask us, otherwise you will be in a state of confusion. So just think whatever you like to do, when you are free. Examine it and choose what you love. Because profession is all about love and passion. If you are passionate about your profession, no matter how worse the profession is, I bet, you are going to succeed at the end of the day.
- Anonymous7 years ago
If you do not appreciate studying a subject (most of your energy and effort at least), it is demoralising and complicated to do well. In the sixth-form you want to be activated, not exhausted, and if you appreciate the execute you will probably get a top top quality in the evaluation, though the other is not always actual.
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