predicted both 8/9s in maths and English but don't know which one to do at a level - doing psych and Econ - for a third I'm stuck between English lit, maths and philosophy - I did philosophy gcse and got a 9 in year 10 and it seems v interesting but I'm not sure if its as respected as English and maths -between English and maths ( if there's anyone that does both) which is easier?
It really depends on what you enjoy the most. Whatever subject you are more comfortable with and natural, it will be easier for you to do at A Level. However, it is such a big jump from GCSEs to A Levels, so it is hard to say which subject you would thrive more in now.
I would suggest doing some research into what sort of opportunities doing A Level Maths and English will give you. And ask yourself why you want to study either Maths or English as they are very different subjects! Don't completely disregard Philosophy; you could potentially end up studying the subject at degree level if that interests you.
Definitely look into the different career paths. Although, I would encourage you to keep your options open, as it is very likely what you want to pursue now will change over the next couple of years.
predicted both 8/9s in maths and English but don't know which one to do at a level - doing psych and Econ - for a third I'm stuck between English lit, maths and philosophy - I did philosophy gcse and got a 9 in year 10 and it seems v interesting but I'm not sure if its as respected as English and maths -between English and maths ( if there's anyone that does both) which is easier?
To be honest, I would do maths as a third as it provides a broader range on what you're able to do later on in the future + it's respected much more than the other options. Yet I think you should pick something that makes you feel motivated to study as A-levels, as you know, will get tougher. So pick something you'd enjoy studying and good luck!
It really depends on what you enjoy the most. Whatever subject you are more comfortable with and natural, it will be easier for you to do at A Level. However, it is such a big jump from GCSEs to A Levels, so it is hard to say which subject you would thrive more in now.
I would suggest doing some research into what sort of opportunities doing A Level Maths and English will give you. And ask yourself why you want to study either Maths or English as they are very different subjects! Don't completely disregard Philosophy; you could potentially end up studying the subject at degree level if that interests you.
Definitely look into the different career paths. Although, I would encourage you to keep your options open, as it is very likely what you want to pursue now will change over the next couple of years.
predicted both 8/9s in maths and English but don't know which one to do at a level - doing psych and Econ - for a third I'm stuck between English lit, maths and philosophy - I did philosophy gcse and got a 9 in year 10 and it seems v interesting but I'm not sure if its as respected as English and maths -between English and maths ( if there's anyone that does both) which is easier?
I’d say pick up all 4 at the beginning of the year to see which of the two suits you most, and then when you feel decided drop one