• Question: What do you study in coll

    Asked by anon-290474 on 16 Mar 2021.
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      Geraint Evans answered on 16 Mar 2021:

      At college? Whatever you like! At that point you get to choose the subjects you’re most interested/passionate about (as longa s the college/school/university teaches it).

      While I didn’t go to a college, at the same level I did Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry (and a little bit of Biology). I then went on to do Theoretical Physics at university.

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      Karen Burstow answered on 16 Mar 2021:

      For GCSEs I studied Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, English Literature and Language, Geography, French, Art, Graphics, RE and IT.
      For A Levels I studied Maths, Chemistry and Biology, and Physics for AS Level.
      I then studied Chemistry at university and found my background in science and maths really helped with my understanding of certain topics!

      I recommend studying subjects you find interesting, so you’ll be motivated to ask questions, study and this will help you succeed!

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      Chris Waller answered on 17 Mar 2021:

      I focused on subjects that interested me the most – I found I learnt a lot more from courses I found enjoyable than from ones I didn’t. The science sources I studied were maths, physics, chemistry, but I also studied Italian and a few elective history courses.

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      Jess Buddle answered on 22 Mar 2021:

      hey! I studied biology, chemistry and psychology (–> microbiologist)

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