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Physics>Biology in terms of both scaling and difficulty
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Physics is crap. It is boring and pointless. Do bio.
Can you please explain what is good about bio then? xD
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It's good if you like experiments and memorising.
Much less abstract thinking required in bio when compared to physics and chemistry.
btw thanks for your compliment JayNoob
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Aquawhite
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You want to know how I chose between courses I liked?
Firstly, I considered which course would be more relevant to my career (because I enjoyed them both thoroughly).
Secondly, I asked the teachers which I would prefer and excel at better.
Thirdly. I had a look on Board of Studies for the Syllabi and the end of year exams to look for difficulty/interest in content.
In the end, I chose Physics (although this was a debate between Physics and Engineering Studies. I'm glad I made the right choice).
Firstly, I considered which course would be more relevant to my career (because I enjoyed them both thoroughly).
Secondly, I asked the teachers which I would prefer and excel at better.
Thirdly. I had a look on Board of Studies for the Syllabi and the end of year exams to look for difficulty/interest in content.
In the end, I chose Physics (although this was a debate between Physics and Engineering Studies. I'm glad I made the right choice).
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i chose both physics and engineering studies, and they're both really good! Alot of the stuff u do in engineering comes up in physics, so it's great revision!
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Probably Bio, since more careers ask for that over Physics.
Physics scaling wise. But I've talked to a bunch of year 11's who do both and they prefer biology. It's really up to you. In my opinion the physics topic in year 10 interested me and was easier to comprehend than the biology topic I'm doing now. Next year I'm doing both
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Coz physics is gay, lol.
Nah, in all seriousness, I just hated physics and the calculations and everything we learnt, and bio just seems better than physics.. so yeah.
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you either love or hate physics. if you got a good teacher, you'll like it. if you have a crappy one like me, you'll hate it. and trust me.. there arent many good physics teachers out there for some very weird reason.
bio requires a lot of memorising. the pracs that you do can be heaps of fun. more excursions (fieldwork). camps possibly. you can also apply it to everyday life more than physics. like you might stumble across a dying leaf and go.. oh that needs more water where as, if you do physics, you wont say "wow the momentum must have been great when that car crashed into that tree!"
not great arguments but hope it helps!
choose chem btw! its the best!
bio requires a lot of memorising. the pracs that you do can be heaps of fun. more excursions (fieldwork). camps possibly. you can also apply it to everyday life more than physics. like you might stumble across a dying leaf and go.. oh that needs more water where as, if you do physics, you wont say "wow the momentum must have been great when that car crashed into that tree!"
not great arguments but hope it helps!
choose chem btw! its the best!
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Physics > Biology
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I don't think you need to do Bio to get into Medicine. I'm pretty sure need to do Chemistry though.