A level subject crisis

I started year 12 in Spetember and I picked Biology, Chemistry and Maths for my A levels as I wanted to be a doctor. However, now im one month in and realise im not completely interested in them and find the subjects that my friends are doing (history, politics, economics) a lot more interesting. Would you recommend me to switch all my subjects or would you reckon its too late to change all of them as they have done quite a lot of content already?

I am in yr 13 and the last October I changed subjects. I originally did Politics, history, and philosophy. On October 15th, 2021, I changed to a bio, and chem and kept philosophy. I am happy with my decision but from my experience, you learn A LOT in the first half term, you learn the foundations of the subjects and personally, for me, it was hard to catch up on the missed work without going over it in class. But I managed to go over it.

I know that I switched to stem subjects and you're switching to nonstem subjects but I presume it will be a similar experience to mine when you switch. If you want to do medicine ], you have to be set on it, your heart and mind must say that medicine is the right career for you if you don't have that passion to pursue the career, then you won't be accepted.

Basically, what I am saying is be 100% sure that you want to switch as it may be that you don't like a certain topic in your subjects or it may get better soon, look at the career prospects that the subjects you are changing to will be and ask people for their experience in the subjects. But if that is what you really want to do, then go for it, because there is no point in doing subjects which you hate and getting a bad grade in the end. You need to enjoy the subject to succeed. Good Luck!

Thanks for your reply- the thing that is bothering me is that I feel like its easier to study for science subjects as there are more resources available online and I still somewhat want to be a doctor (I haven't still made up my mind). And for humanities subjects it is more self explanatory so its kinda harder to grasp what the examiners expect you to answer. Also my teachers expect me to do better in science and I have done some work experience related to medicine so I feel like it might be a waste if I switch to something humanities based. Although having said this, I still feel like the content for humanities subjects are a lot more interesting- history was my favourite GCSE and I like catching up with recent politics so I don't know what to do.

I started year 12 in Spetember and I picked Biology, Chemistry and Maths for my A levels as I wanted to be a doctor. However, now im one month in and realise im not completely interested in them and find the subjects that my friends are doing (history, politics, economics) a lot more interesting. Would you recommend me to switch all my subjects or would you reckon its too late to change all of them as they have done quite a lot of content already?

I started year 12 in Spetember and I picked Biology, Chemistry and Maths for my A levels as I wanted to be a doctor. However, now im one month in and realise im not completely interested in them and find the subjects that my friends are doing (history, politics, economics) a lot more interesting. Would you recommend me to switch all my subjects or would you reckon its too late to change all of them as they have done quite a lot of content already?