In 1997, only 3,000 students took media studies in state comprehensives, compared with more than 12,000 last year, according to figures published following a Parliamentary Question.
Over the last decade, the number of teenagers taking physics has fallen from 12,126 to 10,118. Numbers hit a low point in 2005, when only 9,916 took an A-level in the subject, although entries have recovered slightly.
So of course, there are top-tier universities that won't accept these "soft" subjects.
Zz.
2 comments:
Don't worry. There are people around doing a career switch. Myself, almost 30, am planning to study physics in the near future (first have to do some physics and maths on pre-university education level).
Of course.
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