HELP: 2 Languages too much? 5 AS Levels?

I do both those languages for A level, it's not hard at all as long as you do enough work!

I think whether or not you get mixed up between the two languages would really vary from person to person - how are you coping with doing 3 at the moment? If you're fine, I expect you won't experience major problems in that area at A level.
You can also definitely get onto a joint honours degree with a language with just the one language at A level - I've got 4 offers for English Literature and Spanish with Spanish as my only A level language. However, two languages would be better if you thought that there was any chance you might change your mind and want to do a Modern Languages degree. Which subjects you like can change a lot at A level!

If you're looking to do a language at uni, two languages at A-level would look really really good.

I'd say 5 A levels is too much, I started off with 5 (I was forced as Welsh bac is compulsory) but I managed to eventually drop it, with 5 A levels I had no time to myself to do anything

Do Maths! It can be a challenge but on the whole, a good one to have Might make a nice change from writing and essays too.
...two languages sound good though, if that's what you want at uni. But maybe focusing on one could help, like you pointed out. Maybe find some people who did take two languages at your school and see how they found it?

I love Maths at GCSE, algebra is my life <3
If I did the 5 at AS
- Spanish
- French
- English Language
- Geography
- Maths

and then dropped French (and possibly another subject) and just carried 3/4 onto A-Level?

I did both german and italian, and then they went and scheduled both exams for the same day. So i had one language in the morning and had to switch to the other for the afternoon. It was stressful, but ok in the end.

I recommend Maths at least at AS then, it'll mean you can have a break from all the writing (the essays can get a bit too much for some of my friends sometimes) and you'll have the next year to work out what you want to drop. Subjects can turn out really different to what you expect.. At the start of sixth form, I'd done loads of work exp for vet stuff and expected to drop physics the first year... A year later, I've got an offer for physics at uni and couldn't imagine a life without all that algebra

In the end it's all up to you. Having a few choices of which subject to drop sounds like a good idea though. Good luck

At the moment I am going to be doing French, Spanish, English Language and Geography at AS/A Level. I am worried about doing two languages as I may get mixed it, it may be too much work and I may focus my efforts of one over the other.
I have already decided, for now, that I would like to go to a university to study a language with English Language/Geography. But do I need two AS/A levels in languages to do a language degree if I already have 3 GCSEs in language at A/A* grade, would one suffice?
If I did not do French (I prefer Spanish) I may take History (A* GCSE), Maths (A GCSE) or Chemistry (A* GCSE) instead - are they hard A Levels?
I'm going to talk to the Head of Languages on Wednesday to see what she thinks but, I need to decide before the 8th April (Accepting deadline) so by the end of this week preferably.

Also, with the 4 subjects (Spanish, French, Geography and English Language) would taking a 5th subject be out of the question?

PLEASE HELP ME, THANK YOU