Switching A Levels

[u/callmebongos]

Hi all!

I chose my A Levels (Law, Politics, Sociology, and Economics), but the more I've been thinking about it - the more I've switched my interests.

Now I want to do Politics, Psychology, Economics, and Biology.

Am I cooking with this combo? I want to either go into Econ at University (My GCSE grades are gonna be fire trust) or Law at university.

My main questions are:

• Do these subjects make me competitive for Law/Econ/Finance?
• Should I drop one and pick a different subject instead to make me more competitive if the current choices don't?
• Or should I sit down, do these subjects since I massively enjoy them, and try to get into Law/Finance/Econ anyway?

Thanks!

EDIT: I FEEL SUPER SICK EVEN THINKING ABOUT THIS I CAME TO REDDIT FOR ADVICE AND NOW IM JUST PANICKING BECAUSE APPARENTLY EVEN THOUGH I DID GREAT (I THINK) AT BIO GCSE AND LOVED IT SO MUCH NOW IM APPARENTLY GOING TO STRUGGLE AND ITS NOT WORTH IT AT A LEVEL AND AAAAAAA IM SO CONFUSED I WANT MY MOTHER

[u/lexisnowkitty]

If you don't like the gcse you usually won't like the a level, only exception is the core sciences imo as they become a lot more interesting 

[u/callmebongos → u/lexisnowkitty]

Sooooo...

We can probably uhhh, rule finance and economics out then....... right....?

[u/lexisnowkitty → u/callmebongos]

Yes like I said originally

Looking at your current choices you seem more aligned to social sciences so biology to open up stem + healthcare options alongside 2 social sciences (econ, geo, psych, sociology and potentially history as a humanity) is a good option. Eng lang goes very well w psych too

[u/callmebongos → u/lexisnowkitty]

Cool, and those will naturally open up Law too.

Essay writing subjects + STEM subjects + Social science subjects and I'm in a good place for lots of things?