Opinions on Edexcel Geography at A-Level?

This September, I'm going to begin my A-Level studies and was wondering whether I should go through with my choice of taking Geography at A-Level.

I couldn't take the subject at GCSE although I planned to.

Do you like the content? Is it easy or hard to understand and how so? Any pros and cons?

Also, what could I do in the future with a Geography A-Level?

Any advice and opinions would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

I've just completed A-level Geography. It's a very synoptic unit; it's almost like all of the leftovers from every other subject. You'll study a bit of economics, some politics, some history, some geology, maybe even some physics (albeit in no depth at all).

From what I remember, unit 1 consists of mostly short, 1-5 mark answers. I thought unit 2 was terrible (probably partly because of my teacher). Unit 3 is probably the most interesting; I didn't really like AS level geography but I'm glad I kept it. The exams get harder but everyone has to make the same jump.

Either the course structure or the way my school decided to teach the course is terrible; half a year was wasted learning topics that weren't in the exam (you're basically told the question for unit 4 in March). I was taught 5 topics for unit 3, when I only had to learn 2.

The content is very broad, so you'll definitely find something that interests you. The concepts are of a similar level to GCSE; it's very much quantity over quality.

Unless you find another subject that sounds much better, definitely stick with geography. You might hate some of it, but it will be worth it.