My choice to pursue chemistry with an opportunity to study overseas directly comes from my enthusiasm to pursue a career in a chemistry based field and a chance to address my personal development. Studying undergraduate chemistry with a foundation year would facilitate an expedited route into tertiary education given the current situation I face with my A levels and presents a preferable option for advancing my career path.
Studying Chemistry with a foundation years offers me the opportunity to accelerate into an area of study that I’m not only passionate and eager to broaden my understanding of, but is also a chance to develop my learning in an individual environment. Studying chemistry at A level has been an exciting addition to knowledge gained at GCSE while also providing a challenge that forced me to adapt to a new style of learning. An area in chemistry I am enthusiastic about are the laws applied to equilibrium reactions in a system i.e. Le Châtelier’s Principle. I found learning to recognise these naturally occurring patterns and understanding how to apply them practically, an interesting and challenging area of my study and one that I found myself eager to pursue.
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English also equips me with a number of skills that allow me to approach questions and practical problems in a way that differs from the often calculated nature of science based subjects. I really enjoyed analysing written works and contextual research which led to discovering that very small details of language and structure in a text can hold a wealth of information on the both the writers personal life and
Studying Chemistry with a foundation years offers me the opportunity to accelerate into an area of study that I’m not only passionate and eager to broaden my understanding of, but is also a chance to develop my learning in an individual environment. Studying chemistry at A level has been an exciting addition to knowledge gained at GCSE while also providing a challenge that forced me to adapt to a new style of learning. An area in chemistry I am enthusiastic about are the laws applied to equilibrium reactions in a system i.e. Le Châtelier’s Principle. I found learning to recognise these naturally occurring patterns and understanding how to apply them practically, an interesting and challenging area of my study and one that I found myself eager to pursue.
My current Biology AS course has been …show more content…
English also equips me with a number of skills that allow me to approach questions and practical problems in a way that differs from the often calculated nature of science based subjects. I really enjoyed analysing written works and contextual research which led to discovering that very small details of language and structure in a text can hold a wealth of information on the both the writers personal life and