A Level Psychology

OSC1553 / OSC1554 / OSC1555

Study A Level Psychology from home and earn up to 56 UCAS points. We have a 97% pass rate on our A Levels!

Course duration

This course takes approximately 360 hours to study and you have up to 2 years to complete the course.
Looking to fast-track? This course can be completed in under a year.

Course outcome

A Level Psychology qualification from AQA.
Specification code 7182.

You will also receive the UCAS points relevant to the grade you achieve from the exams to support your university application.

Entry requirements

We recommend having a grade 4/C or above in GCSE Psychology, however, this is not essential.

Assessment

Three written exams.

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Course overview

Gain an official A Level Psychology qualification from AQA.
Achieve up to 56 UCAS points to help you land your dream place at university.
Nationally recognised accredited A Level qualification that is the same course offered in schools and colleges.
No waiting around for term to start, you can enrol today and start studying as soon as you are ready.
Study this online A Level from home at your own pace.
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During this A Level Psychology course, you’ll delve into psychological concepts such as the types of conformity in social settings; the behavioural, emotional, and cognitive characteristics of phobia, depression, OCD, and the divisions of the nervous system.

Depending on the path you hope to take after your studies, the A Levels we recommend that you study alongside this course are A Level Sociology, A Level Business Studies, and A Level Philosophy.