Stand a chance? Very Confused!!!

**McCarthy** · 16-05-2008, 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by ::Princess::

You need chemistry! i say do it in a2 but as and a2 together?sounds hard to me..

good luck anyhoo

You don't need chemistry if you're applying for Medicine with a foundation year.

And it really depends on what your Cs at GCSE are in. If it's in the core subjects (maths, english, sciences) then you might have a hard time finding a university that will accept you.

**BlueSmartie** · 16-05-2008, 01:38 AM

No, the C's arent in the useful subjects:

A - Physics
A - Chemistry
A - Maths
A - Biology

B - English Lit and Lang

C - Textiles
C - RE
C - Drama
C - French

**moonshine** · 16-05-2008, 02:26 AM

hey no-one said the C subjects arent useful, tohugh gcse french is pretty inadequate. Drama esp is useful cos of all those skills u learn- how to read people for example which will be important for someone who needs to understand, advise and diagnose others while trying to stay sane through it all.

**BlueSmartie** · 16-05-2008, 02:28 AM

Yeah, that came out wrong! i didnt mean they wern't important. Im supposed to be getting a decent as grade in drama to make up for it tho!

**agneishd** · 16-05-2008, 10:52 AM

learn how to read people in drama? helps in diagnostic skills? hmm

**kizdxb** · 22-05-2008, 07:47 PM

i don't think chemistry is 1 year isn't that bad, becuase all concepts ie organics and physical chem, is repeated and linked all through the 2 year course, so its easier to be able to link it through in one year, aprt from thinking you can forget it after AS.

Maybe you think its crazy, but i think it may be easier, on the other hand biology would be absolutely crazy to do in 1 year, theres 222 much to learn lol.