The three rules for choosing your 'A' level subjects are: Ability, Interest and Utility.
1) You need to have the ablity to study the subject and achieve in it at the level you require for university or employment;
2) You need to have an interest in what you're studying to sustain your effort over two years;
3) If you have a particular course or career in mind, you'll need the necessary 'A' level subjects to meet the entry criteria. If you're not sure what these are, you can get additional guidance from The Russell Group's Informed Choices booklet and from the UCAS Course Finder website.
1) You need to have the ablity to study the subject and achieve in it at the level you require for university or employment;
2) You need to have an interest in what you're studying to sustain your effort over two years;
3) If you have a particular course or career in mind, you'll need the necessary 'A' level subjects to meet the entry criteria. If you're not sure what these are, you can get additional guidance from The Russell Group's Informed Choices booklet and from the UCAS Course Finder website.
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