A Level Geography - GOOD or BAD?

I'm at the period where I need to choose my A Levels, and so far I have chosen History, French, and Spanish. I put my name down for an EPQ but looking ahead I really don't think I will have the willpower to do it along with my other 3 already quite arduous choices.

Instead, I was thinking of doing another A Level, and one that popped up is Geography. I haven't done it for GCSE, however I'm fascinated by human geography such as populations, cities, etc. and I think that I have quite a lot of common sense to do it already.

I was wondering if anyone has/is doing A Level Geography at the moment and has anything to tell me about it? The exam board is AQA. University courses I could see myself going into would probably be language/law related, and as far as I know Geography is very well regarded for both of those paths.

P.S. I know it seems weird that I am thinking of taking another A Level instead of an EPQ in the means of workload, however in an A Level you are actually taught about the subject matter and it also would come in useful for entry requirements when it comes to applying for uni, as an EPQ is something you can only mention in your personal statement.

Currently in Year 13 doing AQA Geography. Geography is a facilitating subject, so will be seen as 'good' by pretty much all universities.

In AS geography, there were two physical topics and two human topics, with Rivers being the core physical and Population being the core human. I found it rather GCSE like, such as I could easily get an A without serious revision in geography (not advocating this...). Case studies can be reused from GCSE, but then I had a lot of detail in mine.
If you do GCSE geography and are good at it, it won't really be that much more difficult. However A2 is much more difficult (be warned).

But yeah, geography does have some common sense in it, like any other subject to be honest.
I'm just a bit wary of telling you anything, because you'll have to do the new 2-year course from this September, which will probably be VERY different.

One of my friends did AS Geography without a Geography GCSE and she got an A so it's definitely possible if you put the work in! She's doing really well in A2 now as well. Personally, I love Geography, and as a facilitating subject it's also well regarded by universities (I've applied for law).

Good luck with the languages! I do French and it's a killer

Thanks, I'm so worried about French haha, I can read it and write it perfectly well but when it comes to speaking I always stutter and listening can be hard sometimes, but I'm predicted an A* so I should be ok!!

Speaking is terrifying in A level! I'm doing AQA French and it's 15 minutes of speaking in both AS and A2 (with 20 minutes prep time for a stimulus card), most of which should be spontaneous, although a lot of preparation can be done.

It's pretty common for A grade GCSE students to go down to Es (happened to quite a few people in my school) so make sure you put all the work in!