[Redway]

What combination of A.-Levels suited you the most, whether you studied them at the time or realised later on what your more ideal pathway to uni. would’ve been?

For myself: (Human) Biology, Psychology, Maths and English Lit., and that was a solid set-piece for me.

[Kate!]

English Language, English Literature, Economics, Psychology and Sociology.

[UserSince2005]

I dropped out at 15

[Redway]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

I dropped out at 15

Not surprising but clearly this thread’s very-much not for you.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cranbred Goose

Not surprising but clearly this thread’s very-much not for you.

Those charm seasons are kicking in nicely now

So proud

[Benjamin]

English Lit, Media, Business Studies, Sociology and Psychology. And we also had to do some random one I think called PTSE or maybe PSE (it was a pointless and annoying one).

[rusticgal]

English Literature, Art and History...but dropped History.

[Niamh.]

It's called 6th Year in Ireland and we do 7 subjects for our Leaving cert (similar to your A Levels)

I did English, Irish, Maths (these 3 are compulsory) and then I chose History, Biology, German & Home Ec

English, History & Biology were my favourites

[Oliver_W]

I was basically wasting time until I was about twenty. I did English Lit, Media Studies, and Business

[Dogeatdog]

I studied Business, History and Sociology. I enjoyed all of them tbh but I failed my exams in the first year so I dropped out and went to college instead.

[Redway]

Not that I’d be interested in reliving my sixth-form years for anything other than smoothing out certain edges, still. Uni. was when the going truly begun and I learnt what it was to have a truly good time as a young adult. My sixth-form years weren’t the best (for various reasons).