6 A-Level Options - Will I die?!

Well, I'm practically fluent in German so you can pretty much discount German as an option because it required only 5% of the time a normal person would put in. And the EPQ is different because firstly, there's a very compelling reason to do it namely that it shows interest in a specific subject, and secondly I want to do it for fun. In terms of work, I'm really only doing 5 AS equivalents and one of them isn't really an AS.

Well, I'm practically fluent in German so you can pretty much discount German as an option because it required only 5% of the time a normal person would put in. And the EPQ is different because firstly, there's a very compelling reason to do it namely that it shows interest in a specific subject, and secondly I want to do it for fun. In terms of work, I'm really only doing 5 AS equivalents and one of them isn't really an AS.

Hey,

I've made my A-Level choices, and having now finished my GCSE's, I'm starting to doubt myself.
During my GCSE's, I have been studying Computing AS as an early A-Level outside of my school.

For year 12, I am planning on taking:


And then in Year 13, I'll drop Economics and my Computing will be finished, leaving me with 4 A2's.

So overall:


I understand all of my subjects are quite difficult (Maybe excluding Economics), and I have no clue what I want to do in the future (Trying to keep my options open). I may do a Pure Maths degree?

I'm looking for some students to let me know whether or not this is possible, I don't mind putting in a lot of hard work!

Thanks.

Edit.


Thanks, I think I'm going to go with it for now.



If it goes badly, I can always drop Economics, I'm not binding a contract!.