You're allowed to take Further Maths at AS-Level? Hmm, we can't choose it until A2, for some reason...
My original options were as follows:
- History
- Maths
- Physics
- Theatre Studies
However, I soon discovered that, for some reason, I was unable to work well with my Theatre Studies group, and also that the course was incredibly dull, so I decided to drop it, taking up instead:
, which I am much better at, and I also like the group better. I think I was probably better off dropping Theatre Studies anyway, since it was the subject I did the worst in at GCSE (I got a B, whereas all of my other grades were As and A*s).
Next Year:
We are generally expected to drop one of our AS-Levels before A2, but I am going to attempt to carry on all 4. However, this might be a problem, as I also intend to do Further Maths, and I don't want to be snowed under with work...
I think I will probably drop Biology, so my final timetable will look like:
- Maths
- Further Maths
- Physics
- History
Although History would be the logical subject to drop, as it is the only non-sciency subject of my options, and it is now the one I am least good at, I want to carry it on, if only because I really like the class - we get along well, and manage to both get a lot of work done AND have a lot of fun, which is rare...
Basically, of all my subjects, I am fairly confindent that I am going to walk Maths and Physics, as they are so incredibly easy (as long as we get to not do Statistics next year). Biology is slightly harder, but not much. History is probably the hardest of the subjects I'm doing at the moment.
Basically, the worst I am going to do is walk away with 4 A2-Levels (including General Studies) and 1 AS-Level. The Best I could do is walk away with 6 A2-Levels and 1 AS-Level.
I find it hard, as I feel I have to live up to the example set by my friends Sian (who got 5 As at A2) and Tom (who got 5 As at AS, and is currently doing A2)...
[What an incredibly long and boring post this has been...]