a levels needed for mechanical engineering?

Hi, I had similar dilemma as you did. If your good in essays then you should change computer science to economics. Although economics is really content heavy as well as writing heavy. However if you are more on the numerical skills side, you can do further maths instead. I'm currently doing maths, further maths and physics but used to do economics instead of FM and also the same path as you are (mech eng). Also, do some research on the unis you're planning to apply and check any requirements they would want for your 3rd subject

Hi, I had similar dilemma as you did. If your good in essays then you should change computer science to economics. Although economics is really content heavy as well as writing heavy. However if you are more on the numerical skills side, you can do further maths instead. I'm currently doing maths, further maths and physics but used to do economics instead of FM and also the same path as you are (mech eng). Also, do some research on the unis you're planning to apply and check any requirements they would want for your 3rd subject

So do you think economics is a suitable subject for mechanical engineering? Paired with maths and physics. Also I forgot to mention I applied for further maths AS

Hi I’m currently in year 11. I have applied for maths physics and computer science. My initial plan was to go into CS but now it’s oversaturated. I know maths and physics will be a good combo for engineering but I’m not sure about computer science. Will these A levels let me get into a good Russel group uni preferably in London. I want to do mechanical engineering. Im considering changing CS to economics but i dont know if thats good enough or should i change it to chemistry? The thing is i dont really want to do chemistry and the computer science department in our school is not good.