Should I do geography, biology and psychology a level

I’m nearly 100% sure about geography and biology but I was wondering if adding psychology was a good combination. I originally wanted to be an architect but now i’m not sure what I want to do.

I’m nearly 100% sure about geography and biology but I was wondering if adding psychology was a good combination. I originally wanted to be an architect but now i’m not sure what I want to do.

You want to take a soft subject as your third

There's no such thing as 'soft' subjects.

A level biology is a good choice - it opens you up to most allied health professional degrees such as Radiography, Physiotherapy, Audiology, Paramedic Science, etc. I just searched up the entry requirements of architecture at BCU and they list preferred subjects: Art and Design, History, Geography, English, Languages, Science or separate Science such as Physics, Biology or Chemistry, Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Maths, Music. Since you have picked geography and biology this will definitely help you apply for an architecture degree. Another choice I would recommend is a level economics/business studies because these allow you to apply for a broader range of degrees such as Accounting, Finance, Law, Human Resources, Business Management, Economics (BA), etc. By picking these three choices you are widening up your options, however, it is to be noted that most business school courses do not require any specific subjects most of the time except for some universities (normally Russel Group) that are mathematically intensive with their degrees so best to check up on that - sometimes they require a level maths or a 6/7 in GCSE maths. You want to take a soft subject as your third, I have done a level biology (got an A) and it is very very heavy and consumes a lot of time and I'm sure geography is hard in it's own sense - therefore doing a level business is a good choice as it's much more relaxed. A level psychology is also very heavy having done it, it involves a lot of memorisation and essay writing. Hope this helps, if you need more information let me know!

Oh alright, I understand psychology is also a heavy subject but if there are any ‘soft’ subjects you recommend that won’t limit my future options please let me know. I was avoiding taking business a level because I understand it is one of the ‘easier’ a levels and although I am at a grade 9 in business gcse I am not sure whether or not having it as an a level will benefit me more than it will limit me. Overall, thank you for the feedback you have been very helpful! 🙏

I’m nearly 100% sure about geography and biology but I was wondering if adding psychology was a good combination. I originally wanted to be an architect but now i’m not sure what I want to do.

I’m nearly 100% sure about geography and biology but I was wondering if adding psychology was a good combination. I originally wanted to be an architect but now i’m not sure what I want to do.

I’m nearly 100% sure about geography and biology but I was wondering if adding psychology was a good combination. I originally wanted to be an architect but now i’m not sure what I want to do.