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At 17, a student studying Maths, Physics, and Chemistry A2's expresses feeling pressured to attend university and seeks alternative pathways, particularly apprenticeships related to physics or chemistry. The discussion highlights the importance of passion for subjects like physics and math for effective learning. Additionally, one participant shares their experience with martial arts, suggesting that engaging in activities like Thai boxing and practicing meditation can enhance overall well-being and focus, which may benefit academic pursuits. The conversation emphasizes exploring diverse options beyond traditional university routes while maintaining a love for the subjects.
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I'm 17 and currently studying Maths, Physics and Chemistry A2's at college. I keep feeling like going to university is being pushed upon me and I am looking for alternatives.

Does anybody know any apprenticeship style paths that I could follow relating to physics or possibly even chemistry?

Any help or peoples experiences would be great, thanks.
 
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JoeHogan said:
I'm 17 and currently studying Maths, Physics and Chemistry A2's at college. I keep feeling like going to university is being pushed upon me and I am looking for alternatives.

Does anybody know any apprenticeship style paths that I could follow relating to physics or possibly even chemistry?

Any help or peoples experiences would be great, thanks.

hahahahha it is the same as me but i want to tell you something if you want to study physics or math you need to love it when you love it you will learn it better as before and another alternative is just make some martial arts sports i make thai boks and it keeps me happy all the time and make meditation before you go to scholl sorry for my english if i wrote any gramatic failurs english is my 4 lengauge and i have starte since one month to learn it so i am not such good on it but it is going better every day
 
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