My dtr did extremely well in her GCSEs (four A* / four A / two B grades).
Unfortunately one of her B grades was in a subject she wanted to study at A level and now cannot do that (A grade was required). As it was Chemistry, this means that applying for medicine is now out of the question - at this stage at least.
We have therefore spent a lot of time this week trying to get our heads around how we juggle her A level choices.
She was originally going to take:
Maths, Chemistry, Biology and RS (but got Bs in Maths/Chemistry despite being predicted A*s). The maths has been regraded to an A grade so this is now not a problem.
When the results originally came through, she changed her options to:
Spanish, Biology, Physics and RE.
Now that her maths has been regraded we don't know whether to change the Physics to Maths or perhaps the Spanish to Maths - or to leave things as they are.
Does anyone have any advice? Even though medicine is out of the question she would still like to have a career in a health related field - perhaps nursing or midwifery.
Any ideas on what way to go forward.
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needmorespace · 30/08/2015 11:57
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