Changing A levels?

I'm torn between choosing chemistry or Spanish for a level!
I'm set on doing maths and biology, but I've no idea if chemistry is for me. I found it alright at GCSE, some of it was hard, but if I put in the extra effort I could understand it. I feel like the chemistry exams went pretty well. And I don't hate it, but I like Spanish more, and I found Spanish was definitely easier than chem.. But I'm not that great at essays. Eng lit was always a bit hard for me, like i didn't really have a natural tendency for it?
I'm thinking of doing something in stem later on, so Spanish isn't really that useful. but what if I change my mind 😭 , also chemistry would be great alongside biology....... Help

I'm torn between choosing chemistry or Spanish for a level!
I'm set on doing maths and biology, but I've no idea if chemistry is for me. I found it alright at GCSE, some of it was hard, but if I put in the extra effort I could understand it. I feel like the chemistry exams went pretty well. And I don't hate it, but I like Spanish more, and I found Spanish was definitely easier than chem.. But I'm not that great at essays. Eng lit was always a bit hard for me, like i didn't really have a natural tendency for it?
I'm thinking of doing something in stem later on, so Spanish isn't really that useful. but what if I change my mind 😭 , also chemistry would be great alongside biology....... Help

I'm torn between choosing chemistry or Spanish for a level!
I'm set on doing maths and biology, but I've no idea if chemistry is for me. I found it alright at GCSE, some of it was hard, but if I put in the extra effort I could understand it. I feel like the chemistry exams went pretty well. And I don't hate it, but I like Spanish more, and I found Spanish was definitely easier than chem.. But I'm not that great at essays. Eng lit was always a bit hard for me, like i didn't really have a natural tendency for it?
I'm thinking of doing something in stem later on, so Spanish isn't really that useful. but what if I change my mind 😭 , also chemistry would be great alongside biology....... Help

Do you know what sort of STEM you want to do? For a lot of courses they require 2 sciences and biology and maths would count as sciences. I think you should do the one you are likely to enjoy more and do better again.

I didn't do spanish but I did chem. Personally I didn't really like chemistry at high school but decided to pick it bc like you I was doing biology and thought that they'd be great together. At the start of college I absolutely hated chemistry so much that I decided to change to economics, then to english literature but then I ended up going back to chemistry and I actually ended up enjoying it throughout my 2 years. Don't worry about your options right now at all, you're allowed to trial out however many subjects you like and then choose what you like best. You said that spanish wouldn't be useful for stem but I think it would make you stand out. I knew quite a few people in my college who did a language, maths and biology and found it challenging so its definitely not regarded as a soft subject. I think all the people I knew applied for something is stem and were all given an offer so its clear that unis actually do like the combination. But definitely the best advice is not to worry about your subjects right now and wait until you get to college as the trial period is usually around 1-2 months so if you change your mind its completely fine. .

Do you know what sort of STEM you want to do? For a lot of courses they require 2 sciences and biology and maths would count as sciences. I think you should do the one you are likely to enjoy more and do better again.

thank you for your reply that's a good idea, if they let me, I could try all 4 subjects for the first few weeks and see whether I like chemistry or Spanish more.. to be honest, I think both will have their difficulties