i have questions about university and chemistry

[InoCabdi]

How many a levels are needed to get into a good university?

what a levels are needed to get a degree in chemistry? i want to get a masters in organic chemistry after that INsha Allah. i know that i need a levels in chemistry and maths, but what else?

I know its early, but i wanna make my mind up about which subjects i wanna try extra hard in and the ones i wont.

[Keyblade]

1. Worry about your O-Levels. You didn't do so well iirc. What was that saying again, something about chicks and eggs

2. Try hard in every subject.

[Insigne]

Chemistry is a useless degree.

It's too hard for non-whites and Asians you should do sports science bro.

[OjOO]

If you want to get ahead, do chemistry or biochemistry combined with maths subject at uni. upon finishing if you get good grades, you'll be able to work different sector such as banking, pharmaceutical, health sectors and many more.

[Marques]

Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry etc those are the fields you should look at.

[InoCabdi]

1. Worry about your O-Levels. You didn't do so well iirc. What was that saying again, something about chicks and eggs

2. Try hard in every subject.

this is 2013. no one does o levels. universities dont ask for o levels. they ask for a levels and as levels and btecs

[InoCabdi]

Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry etc those are the fields you should look at.

the human body is too confusing for me i cant be a doctor bcoz waan wareeraayaa

[InoCabdi]

Chemistry is a useless degree.

It's too hard for non-whites and Asians you should do sports science bro.

Do not insult the great subject of chemistry.

[InoCabdi]

If you want to get ahead, do chemistry or biochemistry combined with maths subject at uni. upon finishing if you get good grades, you'll be able to work different sector such as banking, pharmaceutical, health sectors and many more.

i dont wanna pursue a degree in maths. i dont wanna work in a pharmacy. hooyo will hate me. i told her that i wanna be a chemist and she was like "waryaa you want inaa maanta dhan farmashi ii fadhidid . bax hadda aad hadaad rabtid." i managed to convince her. but a big argument happened betweeen me and hooyo.

[Arabman]

As a 14 year old, you're too young to decide what you want to study. Many young people change the field they want to study a number of times until they settle on one. What's important is, to notice what subjects you're good at right now, and get a hint of the fields you could be good at.

[BlackVelvet]

Chemistry is a good degree actually and there is a lot you can do with it. From R&D to investment banking.

I can't speak for other countries but in the UK you just need 3 A-Levels and if you are taking Chemistry and Math then the third one doesn't matter (as long as it's not General Studies). Look at the uni you want to go to, they all have entry requirements on their websites so you know what you should be aiming for in terms of grade - though aiming for an A is always a good start.

[Alphanumeric]

Don't worry about university right now. Focus on the classes you're currently taking. Get all your advanced science courses and the advanced math courses. And by advanced I'm referring to the highest level at secondary schools. Aim for 80%+ in all your courses.

Science is the way to go, yes, but "chemistry" won't get you a job. You want to get into professional studies, but again, that should be a concern toward the end of your secondary school years.

[BlackVelvet]

"chemistry" won't get you a job.

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That doesn't even include all the roles in business and management he could go on to apply for.


Wiilka ha bah dilina. If this is what you want and what you're interested in, it's great. Go for it

[InoCabdi]

Don't worry about university right now. Focus on the classes you're currently taking. Get all your advanced science courses and the advanced math courses. And by advanced I'm referring to the highest level at secondary schools. Aim for 80%+ in all your courses.

Science is the way to go, yes, but "chemistry" won't get you a job. You want to get into professional studies, but again, that should be a concern toward the end of your secondary school years.

petroleum, plastics, clothing, pharmaceuticals , toiletries, water purification, fuels, researching new types of eco-friendly fuels, and much more

Chemistry wont get you a job.

[Advo]

only 14 and already focused, I didnt take education serious until college years. If I can give u one advice since u have another 4 years is start small, like everyweek spend some time studying in ur area of interest, get to know the terminology and material before taking the actual course. You will be surprised at how well u do.