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Asked by anon-346886 to Richard, Lorna on 12 Jan 2023.
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Lorna Nisbet answered on 12 Jan 2023:
I didnt study A-levels as I went to School in Scotland. There are lots of universities offering lots of different forensic science courses out there, with lots of different entry requirements, so as long as you try your best, and ideally take 1 science subject there is a route into forensic science.
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Comments
Amy commented on :
I got BBC in Biology, Maths and Religious Studies 🙂
Lorna commented on :
I did Higher’s in the Scottish system with A and Bs. In Geography, English, Maths, Chemistry and Physics.
Sue commented on :
I didn’t do A levels as my education was in Scotland. I did 8 O levels and 4 Highers and these were in mathematics, english, biology and chemistry. All were A passes.
Caroline commented on :
AAABC in art, chemistry, biology, maths and general studies
Rachel commented on :
I did chemistry, biology, history and AS PE. I didn’t get fantastic grades (CDD), but it hasn’t held me back, I just found different opportunities.
David commented on :
I didn’t get fantastic grades (Maths with Statistics D, Physics D, Chemistry C) but A levels were different from now when I took them in 1973.
Heather commented on :
I got BCD in History, Psychology and Biology.
Wolfram commented on :
A, A, A, A, and B in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Music, and English respectively.