Religion & Philosophy or Economics?

Hi, I am planning to take Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics. For my fourth AS-Level subject I do not know if I should take 'Religious Studies & Philosophy' or 'Economics'. I like religious studies at GCSE, however at college open evening I was told it is all essay based but I don't mind essays that much. I also like economics but all the graphs put me off. Stuck what to choose. One other option is Psychology but I heard it is really hard. I don't really want to do all science/maths subjects anyways. The college I am applying to also said that I can put 'Economics OR Religious Studies & Philosophy' in the fourth subject box.

What do you want to do after A-Levels? I would instantly recommend Religious Studies: Philosophy and Ethics and Psychology is not that hard. Economics is fine also and fits well with your current courses and Philosophy offers something different which you may enjoy and the essay-writing skills are valued. Also, I just remembered, RS (Philosophy, anyway) is about logic and thought which can lend itself to those students studying mathematics.

I'm not really sure what to do after A-Levels but my parents suggested Medicine. I also forgot to mention that I am predicted A* in GCSE for Religious Studies.