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[–] [email protected] 4 points 3 years ago (1 children)

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 years ago

I think in the future I want to be doing something based in the humanities that actually will help people too; not all theory for example sociological research that could help communities with problems.

I was actually thinking that since programming is more practical amd experienced based that it would be better to learn on the side as a hobby, because from what I have experienced a-levels are quite academic therefore I might pick subjecs that are academic at a-level and practical things I will teach myself.

Thank you for the well structured reply :)

[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 years ago

Thank you poVoq that is actually a really good point i hadn't considered i dont want to become disinterested with my interests by doing them at college.

 

I am struggling to decide what subjects I should pick for a-level (ap's in the US), I habe loads of interests including computer programming, cyber-security, philosophy, politics, maths, siciology, psychology, music and film but I cannot pick just a few with the a-levels. I am already half way through one year of a-levels, doing engineering, maths and physics but I want to scrap thay and start again because I hate the subjects I picked. I dont think a-levels are for me but I have to do them, so what can I do about it?