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Asked by anon-348965 on 2 Mar 2023. This question was also asked by anon-350279.
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Maria Price answered on 2 Mar 2023:
Yes, science was always my favourite subject and I knew I wanted to be a scientist since I was about 7. My reading book for school in Year 5 was a chemistry dictionary.
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Simone Girdham answered on 2 Mar 2023:
I loved science and also art. I particularly loved when I could combine the two – I still do!
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John Clark-Corrigall answered on 2 Mar 2023:
I loved anything that had science in it, from biology to chemistry and physics through to P.E/Sports Science. Physics had loads of cool experiments and also space which is tres bien! Learning how things work is still mint to me, I used some of my GCSE circuits knowledge to build an electric guitar during lockdown.
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Emma Agnew answered on 3 Mar 2023:
Yes, science and art were my two favourite subjects. I now like to do science as my job, and art as my hobby to get the best of both worlds.
I liked biology best, then chemistry but never really understood physics!
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Bailey Hewlett answered on 3 Mar 2023:
Yes! I actually always preferred Physics when I was growing up, mostly because I was obsessed with Space and the Solar System. Later in high school I realised I wasn’t great at Physics, and I had an amazing biology teacher who really pushed me in that direction.
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Benjamin Foster answered on 3 Mar 2023:
I enjoyed chemistry and maths a lot at school, and still teach a bit of chemistry to undergrads.
Comments
Jessica commented on :
Yes, human biology was my favourite subject in school because I was very interested in how it worked.
Brian commented on :
Sure was, that and DT. Loved them both, which is why I guess I ended up falling into engineering type roles.
Silvia commented on :
Yes, I absolutely loved Biology, Chemistry and Maths; I even studies astronomy and botany, and loved them; I remember watching stars night after night, and going out on little expeditions to find specimens for my botany studies. When I was 20 I asked Santa for a physiology (study of how organs work) book, that was all I wanted!
Rachel commented on :
No – I enjoyed science, but I enjoyed maths, art and music just as much!
Mary-Pia commented on :
Definitely – but also loved english literature and music too 🙂
Aishwarya commented on :
I think history was my top favourite but as I moved towards A-levels, chemistry swooped in and took the favourite spot