Subject combinations and Entry Requirements for University.

I am an international student who hopes to attend university in the UK or a UK university at a campus abroad (currently exploring my options) . I am currently taking four A level subjects (Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths). However due to the heavy subject content (they all have tough syllabi), I plan on dropping Further Maths after I sit for AS level.

Considering the fact that I want to apply for a course in relation to Mathematics or Engineering, would it be advisable to drop this subject? Since I'm not a resident of the UK I would like to know whether eventually doing 3 subjects (and 1 only for AS level) will affect my chances at university because of the various entry requirements.

For Engineering it wont affect you. For Maths some of the top universities will require Further Maths but the majority wont. It really depends on what universities you intend applying to. Look at the entry requirements of the ones you are interested in going to

Hey, i'm doing Chem, Physics and Maths and applied for Engineering this year for uni . Engineering courses usually only require maths and then usually prefer a science like physics/chem/bio so i'm sure if you drop further maths it won't cause a problem although i can't really advise for Mathematics, but I assume most will only require maths at a certain grade, there might be an odd bunch with further maths but I wouldn't worry about that

Uni's usually have requirements for 3 a levels anyways so it shouldn't affect if you drop it or not, it's always better to have 3 stronger a-levels than struggling with 4 + who know the AS qualification could always come in handy as well. Even as a non UK resident it shouldn't be an issue

hiya, as far as i know, i think doing three a levels is enough and dropping further maths won't make a huge difference - as long as you are doing maths! @ryesky

feel free to check out courses here on ucas as an example:
maths - Search - UCAS
engineering - Search - UCAS

If you really want to do Maths - keep FM and drop something else.
Mathematical sciences courses (bath.ac.uk)
Undergraduate - Department of Mathematics, University of York

If you just want to do a degree that includes elements of all your subjects, look at
Chemical Engineering MEng, BEng | University of Leeds
BSc Chemical Physics | Study at Bristol | University of Bristol
Engineering BEng - University of Birmingham
Natural Sciences (bath.ac.uk)