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I am hoping to go into dentistry. Might change my mind again though. But I definitely want to do some sort of Health Care.
I'm going to do Biology, and Chemistry
Is there anything else I really need? I was thinking about Psychology or Sociology, just because I'm interested in it. Any ideas?
I'm going to do Biology, and Chemistry
Is there anything else I really need? I was thinking about Psychology or Sociology, just because I'm interested in it. Any ideas?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think Psychology or Sociology would be an excellent choice for a Health Care profession.
I did A'level Psychology 6 years ago, and now having completed my degree and in a good job, Psychology A'level gives you an excellent knowledge of researching, analysing, evaluating, report writing.... skills that will help you at university, help you when you are looking for a job, and help you when you start working...
Then you also have the academic knowledge of Psychology 'the mind - why people do certain things' or
Sociology (study of society) 'patterns of social relationships, social action, and culture'...
I think they are both good choices. When choosing my A'level i went one step further and looked at UCAS to see what qualifications/subjects university's required for my desired degree choice... have a look at that as well.
Go with that you are interested in!! It pays off - you don't want to study for something you have no interest in, if your passionate about Sociology/Psychology go for it - you'll likely to get better grades, if you interested the subject as you will WANT to learn about it...
Good luck hun x
I did A'level Psychology 6 years ago, and now having completed my degree and in a good job, Psychology A'level gives you an excellent knowledge of researching, analysing, evaluating, report writing.... skills that will help you at university, help you when you are looking for a job, and help you when you start working...
Then you also have the academic knowledge of Psychology 'the mind - why people do certain things' or
Sociology (study of society) 'patterns of social relationships, social action, and culture'...
I think they are both good choices. When choosing my A'level i went one step further and looked at UCAS to see what qualifications/subjects university's required for my desired degree choice... have a look at that as well.
Go with that you are interested in!! It pays off - you don't want to study for something you have no interest in, if your passionate about Sociology/Psychology go for it - you'll likely to get better grades, if you interested the subject as you will WANT to learn about it...
Good luck hun x
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