Need help choosing A-Levels

PS - For GCSEs, I got 7 in Maths (Higher), 5-5 in Combined Science (Foundation), and grades 4-6 for the rest (Drama, Music, English Lit & Lang, Stats, and History). Unsure about Uni, but interested in working with computers and potentially owning or working in a business. Also, I've already chosen 2 definite A-Levels that I'm going to do (Maths & Business) and am planning on choosing another 2, one of which I will not be doing in my 2nd year if I don't like it.

I've made a list of the remaining A-Levels that interest me:
• Physics
• Psychology
• Computer Science

(sorry if this is long, but please read anyway)

Physics -
Don't remember whether I enjoyed it at GCSE plus I did foundation so it was x10 easier, but I do know that I didn't mind it and it was interesting at times, especially when it came to math calculations. It is also a facilitating subject, perfect for me as I don't know what career I wanna do yet.

Computer Science -
Didn't do it at GCSE, so I have little to no background knowledge. I have some experience in coding, but that was back in 2020 - 2022 when I used to make Roblox games for a living. 😭 Jokes aside, I did really enjoy scripting, animating, and the satisfaction of when you finally got it to work! What's holding me back from computer science is that it's not a facilitating subject, you can still do it at Uni with A-level physics, and I don't know whether I'm going to like it or not as I've never actually sat in a CS class before.

Psychology -
Same as computer science, except I have 0 experience in it. However, learning about how our minds work, why we act a certain way, etc, interests me and pairs well with Business A-Level (given I'd open or work in a business). But I've heard that it includes making essays, which I hate.

So, hopefully, this will help you help me. If you have any questions, please ask away and I'll reply ASAP. Thanks for any help in advance! 😁

For physics, I'm not sure how many sixth forms or colleges would accept you because there will be grade requirements.
Facilitating subjects are not really a thing any more so if you enjoy CS, I wouldn't worry about that.
For psychology most people who do it don't do psychology at GCSE, so again I wouldn't worry about having limited knowledge on it at the moment. There are essays, but writing essays are a useful skill.

Thank you for your help.

When you say facilitating subjects aren't really a thing anymore, what do you mean by that? Also, I've found a college near me that accepts grades 5-5 in Combined Science GCSE for A-Level Physics, so that isn't really a problem! However, I do think I'm going to go with Combined Science as I think I'd like it a lot more than Physics, but in case I don't, do you know if it's possible to swap it with A-Level Physics, and do you think I would have a lot to catch up with if I did?

Oh, and for psychology, I think you're right. I don't like essays, but it's a useful skill to have and having an essay-based A-Level paired with Maths, Business and CS should look better than having just Maths, Business, CS and Physics for example.