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Question: why gcses did u do
- Keywords:
  career advice,
  classic,
  GCSE
Asked by anon-269772 on 16 Nov 2020.
- Samantha Watson answered on 16 Nov 2020:
  
  Hi. I took Maths, English, Physics, Chemistry, History, French and Latin. Then I did A’Levels in Maths, Physics and Biology.
  
  Unusually I started A’Level biology without having taken the O’level. I hadn’t been interested in biology at the earlier stage. I was allowed to start the A’level with the provision that I would take the O’level at the November resits (so after just a couple of months’ study) and if I passed I could continue, but otherwise I would have to drop biology A’level. Thankfully for me I passed the exam (with an A) and continued. So it shows that there can be ways around if you change your mind later, as long as you are prepared to work for it!
- Kirsty Lindsay answered on 16 Nov 2020:
  
  English Language and Literature, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, History, Spanish, Drama, IT, RE and Electronics
  
  Why? because I had to!
- Christopher Marriott answered on 17 Nov 2020:
  
  Hi! I took Chemistry, Physics, Maths, English Lit, English Lang, French, ICT, Drama, Music and History at GCSE, and then I took Chemistry, Physics and Maths at A-Level. I lost count of how many times I had to re-take one of my Maths modules, but I ended up getting an A in my Maths A-Level overall, so I guess the lesson to learn from that is that perseverance pays…and that I’m bad at Maths!
- Louise Topping answered on 17 Nov 2020:
  
  Maths, English Language, English Literature, Science (I didn’t do the triple science and just went for the double award!), Business Studies, History, Art, Religious Studies, and PE. Quite a mix! For A levels I took English Literature, Economics and Biology!
- Ben Lewis answered on 17 Nov 2020:
  
  I took English, English Lit, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Religious Studies, French, Music and ICT. I would definitely recommend doing a set of subjects with a bit of variety – it’s more interesting and develops the way you think in more ways!
- Joanna Giles answered on 17 Nov 2020:
  
  I did English / Maths / Double Science and Welsh
  as my core subjects
  Then I chose geography, French and History and IT as my choices.
  
  I wish I did something a bit more hands on, like DT instead of History as I was rubbish at memorising names and dates!
  
  I would say do what you enjoy, as you’ll more likely get good grades if you enjoy the subject 🙂
- Gemma Chew answered on 17 Nov 2020:
  
  I did Dual Science (that included Chemistry, Biology and Physics), English literature, English Language, German, Maths, IT, Business Studies, Geography, Food Technology. Then at A Level I did Chemistry, Physics and Maths. Looking back, I wished I had chosen Biology instead of Physics, it’d would of been more useful during my degree and PhD in Chemistry.
- Nooshin Ghavami answered on 18 Nov 2020:
  
  Maths, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geography, RE, PE, Art, English and German
- Sarah Mistry answered on 18 Nov 2020:
  
  Hi! I took Science (double award), Maths, English literature, English Language, French, Art, Geography and I.T.
- Abbie Smith answered on 19 Nov 2020:
  
  I did Maths, English Literature, English Language, Science, Additional Science, French, History, Beliefs and Values, IT and Textiles! I think that’s all of them, GCSEs seems like a long time ago now!

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