AS photography or sociology?

Hi! Firstly can i just say I'm new here so sorry if i posted this on the wrong thread! i recently got my gcse results and i am choosing my a level subjects. I have already chosen biology, chemistry and english language and I'm stuck on my last one. Originally i decided on photography because it looks interesting and is coursework based so would be different to my exam subjects. However i came out with an A* in sociology at GCSE and its given me second thoughts. I know they are both considered 'soft' subjects but i don't mind considering I'm doing two sciences. My questions are:
If you have done photography at AS preferably the same edexcel syllabus then what was it like?
Is sociology the same as it is at GCSE or does it completely change?
Should i make my fourth subject something i enjoy or something I'm good at?
and finally if i drop chem as its probably my weakest out of the four is alevel biology,english language and photography a good mix?

Hi! Firstly can i just say I'm new here so sorry if i posted this on the wrong thread! i recently got my gcse results and i am choosing my a level subjects. I have already chosen biology, chemistry and english language and I'm stuck on my last one. Originally i decided on photography because it looks interesting and is coursework based so would be different to my exam subjects. However i came out with an A* in sociology at GCSE and its given me second thoughts. I know they are both considered 'soft' subjects but i don't mind considering I'm doing two sciences. My questions are:
If you have done photography at AS preferably the same edexcel syllabus then what was it like?
Is sociology the same as it is at GCSE or does it completely change?
Should i make my fourth subject something i enjoy or something I'm good at?
and finally if i drop chem as its probably my weakest out of the four is alevel biology,english language and photography a good mix?

Do you have any ideas of what you want to do in the future? That would help.

Do you have any idea what you want to do after A levels?

It's completely up to you, I personally would recommend doing what you enjoy.
Bear in mind that photography is quite a lot of work (I'm aware that it's not the only subject where this is the case!) because of the fact that it's coursework heavy, but it's perfectly manageable. I also wouldn't worry about which is considered more "soft".

Id do sociology.
Its more respected then photography.
I did a-level sociology, and i found its similar to gcse, but its more in depth.

Oh gosh I wish I'd got here sooner o_O save yourself from photography. Please save yourself. If you like photography now, you will learn to hate it. It is one thing to take photos because you want to, and another because you HAVE to. 'Only coursework' is so misleading. It sounds easier. Oh no it isn't. Not one little bit. You have to dedicate a LOT of time to photography. Seriously. I spent so so much time on it, was predicted an A, asked my tutor what to do to get an A, did that. Then came out with a C. If at any point you feel your time is being taken from another subject, drop photography AT ONCE. It is so not worth it at all. Uni's will laugh at it, it will do you no worldly benefit other than a possible few more UCAS points. I started off A-levels longing to be a photo-journalist. Now I can barely look at my camera, which upsets me, because I used to LOVE photography. Keep it as a hobby. 'Learning' it sucks. It really does.

Oh gosh I wish I'd got here sooner o_O save yourself from photography. Please save yourself. If you like photography now, you will learn to hate it. It is one thing to take photos because you want to, and another because you HAVE to. 'Only coursework' is so misleading. It sounds easier. Oh no it isn't. Not one little bit. You have to dedicate a LOT of time to photography. Seriously. I spent so so much time on it, was predicted an A, asked my tutor what to do to get an A, did that. Then came out with a C. If at any point you feel your time is being taken from another subject, drop photography AT ONCE. It is so not worth it at all. Uni's will laugh at it, it will do you no worldly benefit other than a possible few more UCAS points. I started off A-levels longing to be a photo-journalist. Now I can barely look at my camera, which upsets me, because I used to LOVE photography. Keep it as a hobby. 'Learning' it sucks. It really does.