At school, all we get bloody asked to do is think about the future! I'm not saying that's something bad, as the purpose of a school is to prepare you for the future, but it's extremely frustrating being forced to think about it the whole time.
Anyway, it won't be long before I have to really start deciding things, and I have no clue what to do. So far I've only got 4 official results back for a few different subjects about how my GCSEs are looking (In my March exams I got an A in maths, an A in biology, and an A* in chemistry, and in December I got an A in my English controlled assessment), so in sixth form I can basically do what I want at this rate.
How should I play it out? Decide on a job soon and focus on that, or just choose what subjects interest me in sixth form and then see where it takes me?
Personal experience will be much appreciated
Anyway, it won't be long before I have to really start deciding things, and I have no clue what to do. So far I've only got 4 official results back for a few different subjects about how my GCSEs are looking (In my March exams I got an A in maths, an A in biology, and an A* in chemistry, and in December I got an A in my English controlled assessment), so in sixth form I can basically do what I want at this rate.
How should I play it out? Decide on a job soon and focus on that, or just choose what subjects interest me in sixth form and then see where it takes me?
Personal experience will be much appreciated