Should I do A level psychology or maths if i want to apply for medicine?

My plan so far has been to take a levels biology, chemistry and psychology, however I’ve been debating whether I should switch psychology to maths. Many of the medical students who took maths for a level have discouraged me from taking it, and I myself am not too much of a maths enthusiast but I did get a 7 in GCSE. Would psychology be a better option for me to choose or maths?

My plan so far has been to take a levels biology, chemistry and psychology, however I’ve been debating whether I should switch psychology to maths. Many of the medical students who took maths for a level have discouraged me from taking it, and I myself am not too much of a maths enthusiast but I did get a 7 in GCSE. Would psychology be a better option for me to choose or maths?

My plan so far has been to take a levels biology, chemistry and psychology, however I’ve been debating whether I should switch psychology to maths. Many of the medical students who took maths for a level have discouraged me from taking it, and I myself am not too much of a maths enthusiast but I did get a 7 in GCSE. Would psychology be a better option for me to choose or maths?

Most unis don't care what your third option for A level is. You're taking biology and chemistry so you're fully set. Just make sure whichever you choose you are confident in getting the A and it'll help a lot if you enjoy it too. Other than that there's nothing more to it since technically both maths and psychology are science subjects.

This ^^^

Choose the one you can get an A in. Most unis ask for two sciences and Biol and Chem cover that.

Others would accept Maths as a science and some Psychology as a science, some both.

But if you are doing Bio and Chem that is irrelevant.

You do NOT need maths at A level, nor will you be specifically advantaged by it over Psychology unless possibly if considering Oxbridge.

An EPQ in year 13, now there may be some benefits there.

Idk how good I would be at psychology a level in comparison to maths tho

i got a 6 in English language , a 7 in maths and an 8 in sociology so I’m unsure about which subject is more worth it for me

My plan so far has been to take a levels biology, chemistry and psychology, however I’ve been debating whether I should switch psychology to maths. Many of the medical students who took maths for a level have discouraged me from taking it, and I myself am not too much of a maths enthusiast but I did get a 7 in GCSE. Would psychology be a better option for me to choose or maths?