Hey
@XxFabGachaxX Whilst it is definitely your choice and your choice alone, I thought I'd jump in and give you some things to think about. It's important you choose a path that aligns with your interests, strengths and long-term career goals.
I'd recommend you book onto some upcoming open days and attend subject talks for both courses, speak to the academics and ask any questions you have, speak to the current students there, see the facilities, take a tour of campus.
Consider which subject area you're genuinely passionate about, what excites you the most? Take a look at the modules on uni course pages to get a further insight into the course. You can also speak to current students directly using unibuddy to find out what it's really like studying that course, and you can also take a look at uni's social media channels to find student blogs, profiles and vlogs about the course or general student life at that uni as well.
Think about your strengths and skills when considering the two subjects, creative vs analytical thinking, artistic expression vs leadership etc. Then reflect on career aspirations, have a look into the potential career paths both courses would open up to you. You could even try reach out to alumni from both courses and ask them to share their experiences and career insights with you and get a better understanding of each field.
Are you interested in getting involved with internships, work placements and getting that real-world experience during your studies? This is something you could look into and see if the courses offer these types of opportunities.
I wish you the best of luck in making your decision, I'm sure you'll choose the right course for you! Both courses can lead to fulfilling careers and they sound really interesting and exciting, but just take your time to gather information, talk to different people (at the uni, alumni, professionals in that field) and just trust yourself that you'll make the best choice for your future
Becky