Am I going to get drowned in work?

It will be hard, but nowhere near being drowned. There is a fair bit of reading in English Literature, and you will actually have to do it all, whereas at GCSE you could probably get away without it. Psychology is fine if you can write essays well, same for history (although the subject matter is more difficult). I don't know anything about sociology. Don't worry, lots of peope fo 5 ASs (including myself) and still get straight As. And if you feel like you're struggling after a few weeks you can always swap one.

I never had that much work for English or History, just an essay every so often for English, revising for tests in History. I never even finished my set text for English, in all honesty and I got an A...Just listen in class and make notes and you'll be fine.

Psychology is not hard. Techically none of them are, but they sure as hell require a lot of work, being essay subjects and all. Out of Chem, Bio, Physics and Psychology, the latter took up the most time remembering names, but it wasn't hard. If you have a good memory, it shouldn't be too hard.

What did you get in PSychology? and any tips?

I got high As in all both papers, so an A . I got four As but my main tip would be to give time to each subject every day. People may think, 'hur hur why would I do that if I don't have Biology till Friday?', but it gives you time to digest everything, then come the exam you don't have to revise so much, because you know everything so well already. Revise a little consistently, not a lot at once before the exam.

So read over the work I've done and stuff? Should I read over everything each day?