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I am deciding between physics and bio. Biology has always appealed to me more but I don't like the fact that it is just memorising. At the moment I do maths ext 1 (accelerated) and people have been recommending I do physics to complement maths but I just find the concepts of physics hard.

I am deciding between physics and bio. Biology has always appealed to me more but I don't like the fact that it is just memorising. At the moment I do maths ext 1 (accelerated) and people have been recommending I do physics to complement maths but I just find the concepts of physics hard.

I am deciding between physics and bio. Biology has always appealed to me more but I don't like the fact that it is just memorising. At the moment I do maths ext 1 (accelerated) and people have been recommending I do physics to complement maths but I just find the concepts of physics hard.

You seem like you have done the physics course. What topics did you study and how hard do you reckon it was?

Do you know anything about the modules for both those subjects??

I am in a toss up between picking either Ancient history or Economics and Biology or Physics The subjects I am choosing are Math ext1, English ext1, Modern and one from each of the two options. I know that I should choose subjects I like but scaling is at the back of my mind. I can...

That's not the case for Italian or Modern Greek

Why does english ext 1 scale poorly even though it is an extension?

Why does a language beginner scale higher than the respective continuers?

How come english ext 1 scales poorly even though it is an extension?

Is it worth doing ancient history and Modern Greek continuers if they scale badly? What mark would you need to get to not be affected by the scaling? I want to achieve an star of 96+ and am doing other higher scaling subjects Ext 1 Math Ext1 English Modern history Biology

I am fluent in modern greek so would that be okay to do classical greek?

Is anyone doing classical greek and if so, would you recommend it? Also, did you have knowledge of the ancient greek language before taking the course?

Do you guys like classical greek and would you recommend it ? Also, did you know ancient greek before taking this course?

Did you guys have any knowledge in ancient greek before you chose the subject? and do you guys recommend doing it?

Honestly advanced maths is not that hard. It does have a lot more topics than general but I think if you put your mind to it you can do it.

Unis have advanced english as a prerequisite for most courses but that doesn't mean math isn't important for unis. For many courses like medicine or financial studies you will need advanced maths. Universities look highly on maths as it is a difficult subject.

I got the point. I know you don't know anything about my interests or capacity in these subjects as I haven't given you any information about that. I'm am just asking in relation to scaling or if you have completed one of the courses and thought it was worthwhile.