What do I choose for my A-Levels?

Hi guys, I'm in Year 11 at the moment and I need to make a decision about my A-Level choices and I keep changing my mind because I have too many options. It's really frustrating ugh.
I enjoy all of my current GCSE subjects, which doesn't make my decision any easier. I am torn between a sciences/maths path and the humanity/arts path - I like them both. Although I enjoy humanity subjects slightly more, there are more prospects and opportunities with maths and science.
At the moment, I am thinking of doing Spanish, History, Maths, and Chemistry. Are those subjects too broad? From a university point of view, would I seem like a helpless person with no direction or clarity? Here are some other options that I have:

- Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Spanish
- Maths, Biology, Chemistry, History
- Maths, Chemistry, Spanish, History
- Maths, Biology, Spanish, History
- Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, History
- Spanish, History, English, Maths

I am apprehensive to fully commit to a humanity path with English, History, Spanish and Maths because I don't know if there are many opportunities in that field where I can still be successful - hence why a lot of my options have sciences and maths in them. Can I still be successful if I choose not to go down the science path? (I am not interested in finance, IT, or physics)
I would really appreciate some advice. At the moment, the options I have told the school are Maths, Biology, Chemistry and English but I just don't feel satisfied because part of me really wants to do subjects which are more humanity based. But I really don't know :/
Can anyone help me?

Hi guys, I'm in Year 11 at the moment and I need to make a decision about my A-Level choices and I keep changing my mind because I have too many options. It's really frustrating ugh.
I enjoy all of my current GCSE subjects, which doesn't make my decision any easier. I am torn between a sciences/maths path and the humanity/arts path - I like them both. Although I enjoy humanity subjects slightly more, there are more prospects and opportunities with maths and science.
At the moment, I am thinking of doing Spanish, History, Maths, and Chemistry. Are those subjects too broad? From a university point of view, would I seem like a helpless person with no direction or clarity? Here are some other options that I have:

- Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Spanish
- Maths, Biology, Chemistry, History
- Maths, Chemistry, Spanish, History
- Maths, Biology, Spanish, History
- Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, History
- Spanish, History, English, Maths

I am apprehensive to fully commit to a humanity path with English, History, Spanish and Maths because I don't know if there are many opportunities in that field where I can still be successful - hence why a lot of my options have sciences and maths in them. Can I still be successful if I choose not to go down the science path? (I am not interested in finance, IT, or physics)
I would really appreciate some advice. At the moment, the options I have told the school are Maths, Biology, Chemistry and English but I just don't feel satisfied because part of me really wants to do subjects which are more humanity based. But I really don't know :/
Can anyone help me?

Hello, i am just finishing off my A Levels and I am doing Maths, Further Maths, Computing and History, the latter of which I will study at university with Maths maybe joint. The key is to pick things you like and are good at. These may not be applicable to all your subjects but, realistically speaking, you obviously want to be doing something you can do well in if you put in the work, but also something you enjoy. If you do want to do the split humanity/arts route that is great as it shows you have a versatile skillset and that you can apply yourself to different broad areas. So 3 sciences and a humanity or half and half or whatever is good and healthy. But it is you who must make the final decision. Go with your heart, also make sure you know what the structure of each course is. So how many exams? What weighting are they? How kuch coursework each year, if any? Best of luck!

so if I did one science, one maths, one extended writing, and one language it wouldn't be too random?

so if I did one science, one maths, one extended writing, and one language it wouldn't be too random?

Hello! A friend of mine is doing Psychology, she's just finished her AS, and begun her A2 yesterday. She told me that there's quite a lot of biology involved (especially nervous system, the brain, and parts of biochemistry that apply to psychology), so I think you could do that in place of biology, as biology AS involves quite a lot of botany. Also, psychology can be applied to many fields, including business. I would advice you to not take both business and economics - instead, take the one which you enjoy the most. Doing both is seen negatively by most unis. You could do another humanity if you wish; philosophy, history, politics, sociology, english (in any form; lang, lit or combined). I hope I helped :-) xx