Is it worth taking A Level English Lit/History with Biology and Chemistry

If you know what you want to do at uni, look into courses and see what A-Levels they require. If it's not necessary to have three science-y subjects I'd go with English or History because you'll develop a wider range of skills which is both good for you and for uni applications! I was originally planning on doing maths, physics, chem and comp sci but swapped chem for english last minute and I have no regrets. I love science + maths but writing essays and getting to be creative is a welcome break a lot of the time

Thanks for responding! I definitely wanna take an essay subject just as a break from the science because Bio and Chem are really tough A Levels from what I've heard. I'm still debating between Psychology and English Lit, I think Psychology would be a lot easier and would open more doors for uni courses, but English would display skills in analysis, creativity and writing and I think I could do with the variety in my subjects. I'm considering doing Dentistry or Forensic Sciences/Microbiology at Uni; Dentistry typically requires 3 science subjects whereas the other 2 don't, which is where my confusion is coming from. I think I'll take Psychology and have English as a reserve or something to fall back on if I drop Psychology. Thanks for the advice!