TOPIC: What did/are you all studying at Sixth Form?

No idea what its called in the USA but in the UK after our secondary school education is over and our GCSE's are done, we can go on to do Sixth form where you study A-Levels/ BTEC's. Just wanted to know what everyone else is studying really.

English, Statistics, Chemistry, Physics, History and Computer Programming.

When I was in college I did a level 3 IT course

In the last year of school in Greece I'm doing, Business management, statistics, economic theory, logistics, general accounting, tax accounting (it's different in Greece), also all the "general education" things like English, Greek, Ancient Greek, Math, Gymnastics, etc. etc.

Philosophy, psychology and statistics.

Maths, Physics and Chemistry

Before I got my IGCSE result I planned to take chem, bio and physics for a level, but after I got my result I decided to ditch a level for foundation in science

edit: My friend took 4 subjects and now he doesn't have time to look at his phone now (3 science+math)

Physiology and anatomy

Nick0GR wrote: Jesus, you guys do lots more than in the UK. I took History, Geology, Phycology, criminology for mine

Pie_ wrote: Yeah here in Greece there is a big focus in general education alongside focusing on a particular part, it's why Greek degrees matter a lot more outside of Greece, studies have shown that Greek nurses are preferred more over other ethnicities because of their general knowledge of everything.

Markus wrote:
i also did this ^

Computer Science, Maths, Physics

English Literature, Psychology, History

Business, economics, maths and law (I dropped law after the first term cause it was the most boring waste of time piece of shit lesson I have ever taken)

Nogtog wrote: Im assuming you are in the UK so whats History like? Just chosen my A-levels and not sure if i should drop history or not

Pie_ wrote: Idk about courses but the one im doing is fairly interesting. There is a TON of work and i had a sort of breakdown over Christmas because of how many essays i was doing at 4 am on the day they were due. Also depends on teachers because my teachers act like theyre on crack and that helps make the lessons more interesting. I really don't regret doing it because it's one of my favourite subjects but if you're not that interested then i would say don't do it because you'll probably get bored and hate it.

Very true, as i said earlier i took phycology as well but it sounds shit. My school only gave us guidance on what we should take for our A-levels after we chose them and i learned that phycology is apparently boring. Therefore i have to chose to either drop phycology or history. Thanks for your input mate i appreciate it

Pie_ wrote: Np. Also i wouldnt say psychology is boring theres just a lot of research studies and stuff but its pretty cool depending on what topic ur doing. Thinking of maybe doing it at uni tbh

Engineering and sports science

History maths and physics