A level subject help

So recently I had to choose my A-level subjects, and I chose:
Maths
Further Maths
Physics
Economics

My strongest subject at GCSE is maths. My teacher is predicting me full marks in my maths GCSE exam (in the past 2 mocks I've had, I got 99% and 100%). So since I'm good at maths, I chose maths and further maths.

However, I don't really know what I want to do at uni/career. I'm interested in maths and economics, but not really in physics. I'm just doing it in case I decide to do engineering in the future. With these subjects, do I have a wide range of subjects I can do at uni?

Hi!
I completely understand where your coming from and even though I'm not a big maths fan myself, I think that its a good subject to take for the future. If you still don't know what you want to do when you go to university, maybe study maths. It gives you a broad range of things to do such as maths teaching, engineering,computing, accounting, banking etc. To do maths at university, its best to A-Level Further Maths as well. So I think Maths and Further Maths are good Choices.

Physics, however, maybe the wrong choice. You say that you want to do Physics incase you want to go into engineering? Right? No. If you don't like physics is highly unlikely your going to like engineering, so therefore I would avoid doing that for this purpose.

Economics is a good choice but doesn't open up a lot of options, Keep it, as you like it, but instead of physics, do something a bit different to keep your options open. Possibly English Lit, a language, History or Geography or even an arts subject such as Art, Music, Drama or Media. Not only will this subject open up door just incase you find that you hate A-Level maths, but it will also show universities that your a well rounded student, who has interest in lots of different things, besides maths.

Popular courses for people taking A-Level Maths include - Actuarial Science, Accountancy, Business Studies, Computer Science, Economics, Financial Services, Mathematics, Software Engineering, Statistics

p.s, you don't need physics for MOST engineering courses. Many just require maths and another science subjects (further maths would count). Heres what exeter says:

GCE AL Maths grade B and another science subject at grade B; IB Maths HL5 and another science subject HL5
Candidates may offer GCE AL Maths, Pure Maths or Further Maths.

Hope this helped
Louis

O okay. Thanks. Just wondering, if I did the 4 subjects that I stated, would I be at a disadvantage in any way? None of the subjects that I mentioned are a humanities subject. The subjects that are most appealing to me (for uni) at the moment are accountancy/finance/banking and computer science.

Oh, and I checked your account. You go to Bayside School? The one in Gibraltar? My brother used to go there for a few years.

So recently I had to choose my A-level subjects, and I chose:
Maths
Further Maths
Physics
Economics

My strongest subject at GCSE is maths. My teacher is predicting me full marks in my maths GCSE exam (in the past 2 mocks I've had, I got 99% and 100%). So since I'm good at maths, I chose maths and further maths.

However, I don't really know what I want to do at uni/career. I'm interested in maths and economics, but not really in physics. I'm just doing it in case I decide to do engineering in the future. With these subjects, do I have a wide range of subjects I can do at uni?