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[AndICried]

This week I have to choose what 4 subjects I continue to study for A-Levels (2-3 years before university).

As most of you have probably been through this process (or something similar) I thought I'd ask for advice, as I'm having muchos trouble deciding.

 

[minxnim]

Math

 

[mindspell]

You have narrowed it down to what yet?

 

[AndICried]

The poll contains all the combinations I am considering.

 

[minxnim]

the last one definitely.

 

[FuSoYa]

What's R.E.?

 

[AndICried]

R.E. = Religious Education (although at A-Levels it is renamed Religious Studies). The syllabus includes philosophy/morals as well as education on specific religions.

 

[TheNewChupe]

i second the last one. the technological stuff is balanced out by the music and religion.

 

[FuSoYa]

i voted for option 5, but i think the most important thing to consider is the teacher you'll be having, over the subject.

 

[FrostGiant]

Music, art, woodshop, and cooking.

 

[Firedwarf]

Chem? Yuck. Option 3 and 6 look good to me.

 

[FuSoYa]

firedwarf, how else is he ever going to learn how to clone??

 

[TheNewChupe]

actually, that's a good point. i recall certain classes i hated because of profs and ones i dug i didn't think i would because the material was presented interestingly.

 

[Firedwarf]

That's actually why I ended up hating my chem class so much. My teacher wasn't really interested in teaching.

 

[Demonspell]

I'd choose the fourth option, if only because I find math to be among the most boring subjects on the planet.

 

[The Dope]

Option 3!

 

[xfer]

Music, English, R.E., Music Technology.

 

[FuSoYa]

What's with the lack of appreciation for chem and biology in this thread? dudes, the creation of life from scratch! come on!

 

[TheNewChupe]

who needs life when you've got grammatical correctness?

wait, that doesn't sound right.

 

[Josh Seipp]

easily #1