Hi everyone, I need some constructive suggestions here...
I am taking H2 physics currently but it is really very very
unenjoyable. I have a good mind to switch to H2 Biology after 3
months. I have Physics and Biology background in secondary school
so I sort of know what to expect should I switch to H2
Biology.
Currently Biology teaches things at molecular or cellular level,
which makes it inevitably mundane. Is there any use of studying
Biology into such a great depth until the cellular level? Is A
level biology very complex and very bulky since there are TONS of
information to be memorised? Physics is less mugging, more
mathematical (which is good for me), and has more link to daily
applications in our lives. But i hate the physics lessons so
far!
Aplitude wise, my Physics and Biology results are about the same. I
dont intend to do engineering in the future but I may work in the
medical field in the future. So is Biology important? Or is H2
Chemistry/ H3 Pharmaceutical Chemistry more important?
If I choose to switch to Biology after 3 months, I would have to
change my class, which is a - point, since I would have to adapt
into a new environment again.
But I really cant tahan physics la, I have learnt nothing abt
physics so far from the lectures and tutorials. I am going to flunk
my physics if this continues. So taking physics is also not very
feasible, since now I detest physics...
So in this case should I take bio or physics? Why?
