Originally Posted by Large Dave
I think this 'one A-level is harder than another A-level' is BS. ST69 should play to his strengths to gain the best grades he can. In this case, Media Studies and Psychology counter-balance Maths and Physics and demonstrates a rounded educational base which will impress OASC. Switching from integrating equations to lengthy, detailed essay-based analysis is plenty mental gymansticism.
As has been said, however, academics are a single part of the package. Make sure you're getting involved with all the adventurous, sporting and community stuff you can also, because if you don't then someone else will be. It's a competitive game. Try and fit some computer games in as well for the aptitude tests- flying ILSs on Flight Sim is good for this, and assists with your aviation knowledge.
Cheers mate!! Ill take it all into account, this is greatly appreciated. Thanks pal.
Yea when it comes to sports and things like that, there is no problems, i play sports regularly, however with the gaming, well i dont do too much of that.. Maybe gonna have to start a little soon.
Thanks again everyone for this great advice.. and still don't hesitate to post anymore advice, its all taken into account and appreciated greatly.
Cheers.
ST69