A-Level choices

The subjects I have signed up for are chemistry, psychology and english lit. I also am able to do a computer science AS despite the fact that my school only allows three A-levels, because my teacher recommended me for it.

However, I know that a lot of science-related degrees require two sciences so was thinking I should maybe do maths instead of psychology as psychology isn't a facilitating subject and wouldn't count as a science. My school also requires us to all do an EPQ so I could so that on something psychology related.

I am mainly asking here because the response of most people I talked to about this irl has been 'but you love psychology', which I do and not taking it at A-level makes me nervous about potentially studying further in case I discover I don't like learning about it in a more formal setting.
Anyway sorry for such a long and specific post, but if anyone has any advise on this it would be greatly appreciated.

What are you thinking of studying at uni? Faciliating subjects were abolished several years ago.

I don't really know, which is why I want to try and keep my options open. Psychology, forensics and medicine + specialising in psychiatry are all things I'm considering but none of them are certainties. (By facilitating subject I meant one that is required for certain degrees; I've only read the term online a few times so a may not have had the meaning right.)

OK so I think you mean required subjects.

You could try putting choices in this: https://www.theuniguide.co.uk/a-level-explorer

The subjects I have signed up for are chemistry, psychology and english lit. I also am able to do a computer science AS despite the fact that my school only allows three A-levels, because my teacher recommended me for it.

However, I know that a lot of science-related degrees require two sciences so was thinking I should maybe do maths instead of psychology as psychology isn't a facilitating subject and wouldn't count as a science. My school also requires us to all do an EPQ so I could so that on something psychology related.

I am mainly asking here because the response of most people I talked to about this irl has been 'but you love psychology', which I do and not taking it at A-level makes me nervous about potentially studying further in case I discover I don't like learning about it in a more formal setting.
Anyway sorry for such a long and specific post, but if anyone has any advise on this it would be greatly appreciated.

The subjects I have signed up for are chemistry, psychology and english lit. I also am able to do a computer science AS despite the fact that my school only allows three A-levels, because my teacher recommended me for it.

However, I know that a lot of science-related degrees require two sciences so was thinking I should maybe do maths instead of psychology as psychology isn't a facilitating subject and wouldn't count as a science. My school also requires us to all do an EPQ so I could so that on something psychology related.

I am mainly asking here because the response of most people I talked to about this irl has been 'but you love psychology', which I do and not taking it at A-level makes me nervous about potentially studying further in case I discover I don't like learning about it in a more formal setting.
Anyway sorry for such a long and specific post, but if anyone has any advise on this it would be greatly appreciated.

I don't really know, which is why I want to try and keep my options open. Psychology, forensics and medicine + specialising in psychiatry are all things I'm considering but none of them are certainties. (By facilitating subject I meant one that is required for certain degrees; I've only read the term online a few times so a may not have had the meaning right.)