Regretting my A level choices

Hi, i'm in my second year of college, studying psychology, sociology, and music. Applying to study music production at universities hit me with the terrible feeling that my degree won't go anywhere. This in turn has led me to realise that i was lazy when picking my A level subjects initially. I'm starting to lose interest and motivation with these subjects as i approach them with the mentality that they aren't worth studying. Which has led to me feeling extremely stressed and desperately looking for an alternate pathway. I was wondering if it would be wise or even possible to restart As with different courses, and if this would be free as i am still under 18. I was thinking of studying more academic subjects such as Biology and Chemistry. In all honesty i just want to be studying something that i feel to be worthwhile.

You don't have to change your A-Levels, just apply to a different university course. A great majority of careers don't require a specific course (with a few unspoken exceptions, I'd assume music production is one of these) so if you took a turn now and applied to do psychology or sociology you could still be very employable coming out of university.

Hmm I guess you can look in to more sciency degrees and see if they interest you before you decide to retake a levels

The problem is i've already applied for music production, as i was told not to worry about it and do what i enjoy. This has set off the entire cycle of stressing out and wanting to frantically back out of it. While my friends are off doing degrees such as economics and english lit, things i wish i would have considered.

Do what you love and not what you think you should do. Doing subjects and a degree you know you're going to love is worthwhile and is better than doing something you hate just to get access to certain jobs, prestige or whatever.

The problem is i've already applied for music production, as i was told not to worry about it and do what i enjoy. This has set off the entire cycle of stressing out and wanting to frantically back out of it. While my friends are off doing degrees such as economics and english lit, things i wish i would have considered.

I get your point but you have to look at the job prospects and right now studying music(not to be funny or rude) is not really worthwhile. The facts are the facts and you cant change that.

Yes but there's no point going in to science if it doesn't interest you at all. You'll just end up with a bad degree and still not be able to get a job or dropping out
Maybe you should look at the different jobs you can get with music production instead and see how you can get in to them

Hi, i'm in my second year of college, studying psychology, sociology, and music. Applying to study music production at universities hit me with the terrible feeling that my degree won't go anywhere. This in turn has led me to realise that i was lazy when picking my A level subjects initially. I'm starting to lose interest and motivation with these subjects as i approach them with the mentality that they aren't worth studying. Which has led to me feeling extremely stressed and desperately looking for an alternate pathway. I was wondering if it would be wise or even possible to restart As with different courses, and if this would be free as i am still under 18. I was thinking of studying more academic subjects such as Biology and Chemistry. In all honesty i just want to be studying something that i feel to be worthwhile.