Should I take three sciences?

If you’re already thinking about university and careers and are interested in science-based degrees and jobs then it is definitely worth considering taking separate science GCSEs. Most top universities prefer applicants for science subjects to have taken the triple award option at GCSE.

Should I take 3 sciences Grade 11?

It is recommended that you take at least one Science in grade 11. Students planning to pursue Health Science programs at university or college should take both Chemistry and Biology (many programs also require and/or recommend physics e.g. Kinesiology).

How many years of science should I take?

Two years of college-preparatory science, including or integrating topics that provide fundamental knowledge in two of these three subjects: biology, chemistry, or physics. One year of approved interdisciplinary or earth and space sciences coursework can meet one year of the requirement.

Is combined science bad?

Combined Science is still a good GCSE that can let you study A level Biology, Chemistry or Physics (or whatever else you want to do after GCSEs) and you wouldn’t have as much to do.

Do you need all 3 sciences for medicine?

chemistry, biology and either maths or physics (or both) will keep all the medical schools open to you. if you don’t take maths or physics but do take chemistry and biology, it will keep open the vast majority.

Can I take 2 Sciences in IB?

IB diploma programs want students taking two year courses in a variety of subjects. You can take one science and one elective. Your elective may be another science. So you can take a maximum of two science classes in the IB diploma program.

What math should I take senior year?

If possible, have them start Algebra early, and take Calculus their junior or senior year. If they want to pursue a math or science degree, encourage them to take a more advanced math class senior year. If their school doesn’t offer advanced classes, just make sure they excel in the classes that are offered.