Start Learning Physics to U.K. Degree Programs

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the inquiry of a participant seeking guidance on how to start learning physics with the goal of pursuing a degree in the U.K. The scope includes foundational learning, alternative courses to A Level physics, and general advice on studying physics.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses a desire to learn physics from the basics and inquires about alternatives to A Level physics for entering a U.K. degree program.
  • Another participant suggests that chemistry may cover some physics concepts and questions the reason for avoiding A Level physics, proposing that if the inquirer is comfortable with math, physics should be manageable.
  • The original poster indicates a decision to pursue A Level physics after considering the advice given.
  • A later reply encourages the original poster to continue seeking help and asking questions as they prepare for A Levels.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree that pursuing A Level physics is a viable plan, but there is no consensus on alternative pathways or the necessity of A Level physics for the original poster's goals.

Contextual Notes

Some assumptions about the participant's background in physics and the specific requirements for U.K. degree programs remain unaddressed, and the discussion does not explore the full range of alternative courses available.

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Hi, first of all not if this is right place to post a question like this, basically I do not know much about physis I am ok with maths and want to learn more about physics starting with the simple basics. I eventually would like to go onto to a degree in the U.K. as that is where I am based and was wondering if there is another course I can do apart from A Level phyics which could help me get there. Thank in advance.
 
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well certainly chemistry will touch on some aspects of physics, but idk what else there is. is there a reason you don't want or can't do a-level physics. If you are ok with math then the physics should not be too hard. You could try going to the library and getting a basic physics textbook to see if you can work through some of it and get a feel for how the concepts are presented in terms of math.
 
Thanks for the help there, think I am just going to do the A Level in physics.
 
sounds like a good plan, keep posting here if you have more questions or need help with the A levels
 

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