How do these A-Levels sound?

I'm going to be doing my A-Levels in September and need to have quite a set decision by next week. At the moment I know I definitely want to do English Literature, Geography and Biology. I'm not the best at Maths but got an A in a GCSE calculator paper, so I was also thinking about Chemistry as I know it contains quite a great deal of Maths but I'm quite good at the actual subject even though I'm aware it gets a lot more difficult at A Level. I was also thinking about History but wanted to keep my options open with Sciences and didn't want too many humanities, if you know what I mean? I want to either do Law or something which may require science in uni but I'm obviously not set on that yet, so what do you think? Anybody who has done Chemistry please let me the know the reality of it because I am really hesitant about it, and whether my choices sound okay! Thanks to anyone who replies:-)

I very highly doubt that law at university will require you to do a science - and even so you're taking biology already. I would take History or Politics if possible, as they are essay based subjects and they might have some elements of law in them (e.g. Edexcel politics unit 2 has a section on the constitution and its laws).

I'm going to be doing my A-Levels in September and need to have quite a set decision by next week. At the moment I know I definitely want to do English Literature, Geography and Biology. I'm not the best at Maths but got an A in a GCSE calculator paper, so I was also thinking about Chemistry as I know it contains quite a great deal of Maths but I'm quite good at the actual subject even though I'm aware it gets a lot more difficult at A Level. I was also thinking about History but wanted to keep my options open with Sciences and didn't want too many humanities, if you know what I mean? I want to either do Law or something which may require science in uni but I'm obviously not set on that yet, so what do you think? Anybody who has done Chemistry please let me the know the reality of it because I am really hesitant about it, and whether my choices sound okay! Thanks to anyone who replies:-)

Nice subjects, if you want to do law History is the thing to have though. Not saying it is essential but it is certainly a bonus. Maybe swap for Geography?

A level chemistry is quite a bit harder than a level maths, but choosing either will not limit your options as to what you want to study (unless its medicine then you have to take chem). I've noticed that a lot of people over exaggerate the difficulty of A level chemistry- at AS it is very manageable. A level maths should be fine with an A grade at GCSE maths if you do the required revision for it, I.e. past papers

I do chemistry.

I would really recommend it but only if you're going to stay committed to it and actually enjoy it because it is a lot of work and understanding. I think its great, but I am a sciencey person (I do biology and maths too).

It's not impossible, just you have to be good at chemistry and like the subject. I wouldn't do it if you got less than an A at gcse, because you'd struggle. High B and above, you'll be fine (depending on what you want at A level)

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Yeah I've heard that History is one of the ones they prefer over a lot of things, that and English Lit isn't it? I really enjoy Geography so I think I'd just add it on as a 4th subject and then drop whichever one I find most difficult at the end of Year 13, sound good?

I do enjoy the subject and I do find it one of the most interesting subjects, it's so weird because I just don't get the concept of Maths whatsoever but then with Science related maths I seem to be okay? I'm on target for an A so I'm definitely considering it, thank you!!