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Should you do an EPQ? Too much work? Is it worth it?

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Hi, my name is Soph and I study physical natural sciences at the University of Cambridge.
My A levels were maths, further maths, physics and chemistry. I got A*A*A*A* and you can find my notes on my Etsy below.
Instagram: science.with.soph / science.with.soph
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@juanmoliner6667 3 года назад

I did the EPQ, and it worked perfectly for my Personal statement and I Believe that’s the purpose for it. I talked about the human rights of indigenous peoples on Latin America. I loved seeing your opinions on this qualification there are some very good reasons to do it even though it drained the life out of me 😂

@sciencewithsoph3620 3 года назад

I actually didn’t talk about it much on my PS mostly because I had lots of other things to talk about which for STEM I felt worked better. Having said that it could be great in a humanities PS as you can really develop it.

@juanmoliner6667 3 года назад

@@sciencewithsoph3620 exactly i lumber to to some academic lectures and wider readings that I had done and The sutton trust + some work experience and it all worked really well together x

@nameothername6939 3 года назад

can you make study vlogs? I really wanna see what Cambridge is like

@salmanagy3425 3 года назад

Thank you Soph! Just what I needed! I’m currently struggling with picking out my topic, but I’ve got a few vague ideas. I am one of 2 students in my school doing an EPQ, so it’s quite uncommon here. Do you have any recommended resources you could direct me to? Also, what exam board did you do your EPQ for?

@sciencewithsoph3620 3 года назад

Initially I was also 1 of 2 and then a few friends decided to do it too. I did AQA tbh generally the spec is the only resource you need. After that you want to be looking at academic papers. If you google the topic there should be a Wikipedia page on it, if you scroll to the references that’s a good place to start reading.

@salmanagy3425 3 года назад

@@sciencewithsoph3620 Ooooo kk. I will, thank you!