A Level Politics choice?

Currently doing gcses and possible a level for me is politics alongside biology, psycology and maths.
anyone who is doing politics is it a good worthwhile choice etc?
debating over chemistry and politics - which would be better? looking to do an anthroplogy/social science type course possibly with genetics/biology as a back up. Thank you)

I did politics, loved it.
It is less well regarded, but useful as an essay subject.
As long as you end up with 2/3 'hard' subjects at A level you should be good, especially if you prefer it.
However if you do want to do a science degree - check uni requirements as chemistry may be needed/preferred

Chemistry would be better for Sciences but if you want to get into social science then no Chemistry isn't really required, however you might need Chemistry for genetics.

I do Politics and I think it's really interesting. I was originally thinking of dropping it but I've decided to stay because of interest. Even if you're not someone who's a big fan of politics such as myself, you'll soon find after doing A-Level you'll love everything about politics. I can imagine the subject is even more enjoyable for those who are already interested in politics.

thank you, i am just really unsure haha in what courses i want to do etc, i think especially with biology and maths i dont want to get too stressed and thanks for the advice about how its really enjoyable

Haha yes it's hard to choose! I chose wrong so :P
I'd just check the requirements in case you automatically exclude yourself from genetics etc. that way you'll know

Good luck

thank you, i am just trying to look at options etc - all school is talking about is having a life plan haha
if you dont mind me asking what did you chose?

Law! I did Politics, Math, Economics and Physics at A level too.

Wish I had chosen Economics with politics, and meant to change but didn't.
Good thing is many non-science careers have entry from a variety of degrees.

I still have no clue, toying with many ideas which is even harder. Don't worry - I know many successful people who had no idea for ages and changed careers many times too!

I did Psychology, English Lit, History and Politics at AS Level. I chose History and English because I enjoyed studying them all the way through GCSEs and they were my favourite subjects, but I chose Politics and Psychology on a whim (decided on GCSE results day when I had to make the choice) because they seemed interesting. I found I hated Psychology (found the content boring and the subject itself pointless) and so dropped it after AS but I absolutely loved Politics - I'm now applying to read Politics and International Relations at uni. I wish I had taken Economics over Psychology, but yeah, a lot of people at my school love Politics.

You don't need to have a life plan, just a clear knowledge of whether you're a more science-y or humanities person and where your interests lie. Good luck with it!

This is all just my experience though, it may be totally irrelevant to you

thank you, i will probably just do the same and chose on results day
so surprised to hear you hated psychology - everyone at my school takes it, its like the most popular .