I just took them really based upon what i was best at from last year (2 A*'s and an A) Then sociology i knew i'd be alright at.

Basically got 3 A's in my first AS module and im doing / done my last 2 module exams atm :)

So it should be good for A2 grade wise hoping for at least ABB if not AAB

I'd really like to do any of these 3 and could see myself doing a career in any of them and being happy :)
Just need some advice off people who've perhaps done these courses / know someone that has that could be able to advise me on like...
wether it'd be worth doing that gap year for maths or w/e! etc.

But yeah degree choices im really tempted by...

Photojournalism -
I'm really fascinated by photography and i've been doing skate photography for around a year on and off. I've always been interested in writing as an aspect of expression and although it doesn't involve its still on the same medium.

Computer Science -  
Big issue here. I need A-level maths, my computing teacher and careers advisor told me i wouldn't and i took their word for it. So im pretty raged. I'm tempted to take a year out and do a-level maths / work part time but its a big year of my life really.

Economics -
I'm FASCINATED by economics for some reason and how it effects everything and anything in society and i'd love to do something related.
Now this also requires A-level maths but 3 of my 5 chosen / liked uni's will take you on good grades without a-level maths and you just do an extra 6 months side course to learn applied maths which is all well and dandy with me.

Urph. Haha.

Post edited at 7:11 am on May 17, 2008 by mikeyp123

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A good talk with your schools/colleges careers adviser would do you loads of good.

Hope i have helped, if even just a little.

Haha. I agree completely about the location of a uni.
My mum says.."Not close enough that you're tempted to come home too much and miss out on things, but close enough that you can come home for a cooked dinner some weekends and to drop off some laundry" haha

Post edited at 7:16 am on May 17, 2008 by mikeyp123

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Don't rule anything out based on the time it will take you to achieve it - if you really want it, the time won't matter. Universities can also look positively on gap years if you show that you have a clear plan of what to do during this time and what a gap year will achieve.

Maybe it would be worth doing some work experience in the career that each degree would lead you to... and working out which will lead to a career that interests you most.

At the end of the day, you have to choose a degree that you are willing to put three years of your life into and that you feel will have a positive effect on the rest of your life.

Good luck!

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