I received my GCSE results a few days ago and now I need to decide what subjects I need to take for A-Levels.
I will definitely be taking Maths, Further Maths and Physics but I am unsure of what to take for my fourth subject. I have decided I want to either take Psychology, Chemistry, Economics or Computer Science.
Psychology- I think it would be really fun as I enjoy it already and have read into the subject, it would also be a nice contrasting subject where I'd have to write essays as opposed to Maths or Physics. However, maybe of my teachers have advised me to take something more challenging like Chemistry.
Chemistry- I got an A* at GCSE but I don't find it very interesting, I find a few topics of it interesting but it would fit in a lot better with my other subjects and is highly valued.
Economics- Again it would fit in well and the teacher is very good, and although I'm into current affairs I feel economics would be boring for me,
Computer Science- I feel I would struggle in this subject as I haven't done anything like it before and I'm unsure as it is the first time they will be teaching it in college.
I've also been told that to study Maths at a top university (Oxbridge hopefully) I need to take 4 subjects as Further Maths sometimes isn't regarded as a full A-Level. Is this true?