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Asked by anon-284220 on 3 Mar 2021. This question was also asked by anon-285897, anon-287570, anon-290198.
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Miriam O'Duill answered on 4 Mar 2021:
Art and French! I chose a career in science instead because I wanted a job where I never stop learning new things and being amazed.
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Michael Walford answered on 4 Mar 2021:
I think Chemistry, German and Drama
I was part of a drama group outside of school, but the Drama in school consisted of more essays than acting, and was not offered by the 6th form i went to, so i did not continue with it
I did some extra modules of German when i started my Chemistry degree, but found it very hard to keep up with other students, as they were learning German all the time, where i did a couple of hours a week, with a lot of the rest of my time taken by labs
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Soneni Ndlovu answered on 4 Mar 2021: last edited 4 Mar 2021 12:00 pm
Maths to start with, however, one of my teachers who happened to be the head of department for the sciences convinced me to join sciences and I discovered my love for Chemistry and Physics as well.
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Amy Sanders answered on 4 Mar 2021:
Chemistry and English
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Matt Foulkes answered on 4 Mar 2021:
Maths and Chemistry for me! But I also really enjoyed Biology. I also really liked German, as something a bit different to my other more scientific subjects. That’s why I studied these subjects all the way to A level!
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Nikita King answered on 5 Mar 2021:
Science (chemistry and biology), computers and art. I love being creative and drawing, working with computers – being able to build one from scratch. I used to struggle with science, but after an amazing science teacher in secondary school, it gave me a new perspective and I fell in love with science!
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Andrew Parrott answered on 5 Mar 2021:
Chemistry, physics, maths in that order. I also did ICT for a short while at A-level but the course was so dull I dropped it – funnily enough I now program a lot as part of my job which I find quite enjoyable because it uses problem solving skills. But programming was not part of ICT course (strange syllabus at the time), shows that you can return to some things later!
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Ane Valera answered on 5 Mar 2021:
I absolutely loved Biology, that was the one.
Apart from that, I enjoyed chemistry, Spanish and Philosophy I would say -
Zuzanna Konieczna answered on 5 Mar 2021:
Chemistry was always a favourite of mine! I also enjoyed learning foreign languages – English and German, and I even took a semester of Russian in high school.
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Comments
Alexandra commented on :
My favourite subjects were Maths and Music (but later I enjoyed Biology and Chemistry more).
Tim commented on :
I actually loved history, I was fascinated by past events. But I love numbers, so I loved maths, physics, and chemistry
anon-284220 commented on :
My favourite subjects are, science, art and English 🙂