Your subjects are fine. Some uni's, such as UCL say candidates with a "contrasting subject" will be favoured, but the majority don't mind as long as you have chemistry (and biology).
Unless you want to study a subject like History or English Lit. with Chemistry, Biology and Maths then you should look at potential medical schools that you might apply for, as students applying with two sciences/maths may have a lower success rate than ones with three sciences/maths with some universities like Cambridge (they normally spell it out on the 'course requirements' section). You've stated that you do enjoy the three sciences and maths, plus it seems like the safer option if going into medicine so I'd say stick with your original choices. Good luck with whatever you choose
I'm sure a Further Maths A level for Medicine would be very appealing to Universities. Perhaps even more appealing than physics. (Don't quote me on it though).
I'm sure a Further Maths A level for Medicine would be very appealing to Universities. Perhaps even more appealing than physics. (Don't quote me on it though).
Quite the opposite. The majority disregard it all together.
I was going to do further maths, In case I decided to do Physics at uni. I want to do medicine, but physics was always in the corner of my mind. Having looked at all of the entry requirements for medicine, most seem to view Maths with Further maths as only one subject. Therefore, I am just doing Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths and hoping to god that I don't get rejected for medicine!
I'm sure a Further Maths A level for Medicine would be very appealing to Universities. Perhaps even more appealing than physics. (Don't quote me on it though).
dont do further maths as most of them dont count it as 2 a levels
So, to confirm, is Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Maths okay?
Yes, that's fine.
Only UCL and Peninsula state they like a contrasting subject, and even then, it's unlikely to make or break your application. And it's also only 2 medical schools. You should do the subjects you enjoy, and from your original post that sounds like the 3 sciences and maths.