Hi, I like thousands of year 11s am at the stage of the year where I'm beginning to choose my a levels but I'm struggling to decide and I have a number of questions. The careers/choices advice at my current school is c**p and id appreciate any answers. Bit of background: I have decided I definitely want to take Maths and Physics, two subjects I enjoy a lot in year 11. But I have only managed to narrow my remaining to choices to 3 subjects, chemistry, further maths and history. I'm heavily leaning towards chemistry but I'm caught in a dilemma between the other two. Id love to take further maths but I'm worried that will narrow my university options down to engineering or maths and I'm not sure if I will be good enough to do further maths. How hard is further maths? I'm predicted A* in maths and most of my other gcses but I was told at an open evening you need to be a near-genius to get a good grade, is it wise for me to take it and does it narrow my options too much? I could take history but it seems a bit useless when there is so much overlap between maths/physics/chemistry. Id rather do further maths but wont history open up more options? I'm sorry for rambling on a bit but I'd appreciate answers to any of the questions as I'm really stuck. Thanks