Unsure about options?

I am almost certain that I would like to do something concerning science or technology in the future. I'm probably equally good in every science subject, however I don't really like chemistry but I really enjoy Biology and Physics. I know that two A levels I definately will do are Maths and French (I find both of them really enjoyable and easy), however I'm unsure about sciences. Apparently Physics and Biology don't make a good combination, and I should consider swapping out one of those with Chemistry. I'm not really sure if I want to do chemistry though, so I'm debating between a few combinations (I have the choice between doing 3 or 4 subjects):

Maths
French
Physics

or

Maths
French
Biology
Physics

or

Maths
French
Physics
Chemistry

or

Maths
French
Biology
Chemistry

If you believe you can handle four I would probably do four but really this depends on what you want to do in the future, Chemistry physics and maths work well but only if you want to do certain degrees.

Really we need to know what you want to do before we can help and if you don't know i'd do what you enjoy most. (Chemistry will only be required for degrees based on chemistry)

I'm thinking possibly physics or engineering, however I'd quit elike to work in a brewery. I'm predicted As and A* at GCSE

I'm thinking possibly physics or engineering, however I'd quit elike to work in a brewery. I'm predicted As and A* at GCSE

If you don't want to do straight chemistry, chemical engineering or materials science or medicine at degree level then dropping chemistry will be completely fine. For any physics based engineering chemistry is not required and if you do well in your A levels you will have no trouble getting into a good engineering degree.

Do what you enjoy above all else because if you don't like chemistry now you probably won't like it in the future.

The extra free time to study with three A levels appeals to me, but I feel that I'll be putting myself at a disadvantage by not doing 4...

Well universities will like a 4th a level but it doesn't guarantee a place in a degree as they only really ask for three. So while it helps it doesn't really put you above that many people, if you did lots of other outside of school activities that would put you about as high up as a 4th a level.

Do you think that an EPQ would be looked on favourably?

Do you think that an EPQ would be looked on favourably?