A level suggestions? Help!!!

I am in my final year of GCSE and I am currently considering my A LEVEL options.

I want to do:
A LEVEL ECONOMICS (Edexcel)
and
A LEVEL MATHEMATICS (Edexcel)

Out of the courses below, which other two A-levels will you take?
- BIOLOGY
- CHEMISTRY
- GERMAN
- GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
- PSYCHOLOGY
- SOCIOLOGY

Thanks

What degree do you want to take? From the looks of it Economics,

So I'd recommend : Maths,Economics, German + [Further Maths/Chemistry/Gov&Pol]


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I am in my final year of GCSE and I am currently considering my A LEVEL options.

I want to do:
A LEVEL ECONOMICS (Edexcel)
and
A LEVEL MATHEMATICS (Edexcel)

Out of the courses below, which other two A-levels will you take?
- BIOLOGY
- CHEMISTRY
- GERMAN
- GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
- PSYCHOLOGY
- SOCIOLOGY

Thanks

What degree do you want to take? From the looks of it Economics,

So I'd recommend : Maths,Economics, German + [Further Maths/Chemistry/Gov&Pol]


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please don't take biology, it's boring as hell lol

I did Maths, Chem, Bio, Geog and German and had good friends who did the others.
Biology is definitely the easiest of the sciences and carries more weight generally than a humanity if you're applying to something mathsy/economics etc.
Chemistry was probably on a par with biology in terms of what i enjoyed most.
I'd suggest only do German if you're very good at languages naturally, i know few people who did very well in languages, they are probably the most difficult a levels to do well in and require a lot more continuous work throughout the course. It's a true labour of love.
Gov Pol, Psychology and Sociology are all on the more wishy washy end of the spectrum as they aren't traditional facilitating subjects looks for by the top Russel Group unis. Also i assume you didn't do these at GCSE which makes them more risky as you may not enjoy them (what a number of my friends found)

All that said if you wanted to do economics and you have both maths and economics unis will only judge you on 3 and they'll be looking for the grades not what subjects you've taken assuming you've got the compulsory subjects which i assume would only be maths. In my school (standard comprehensive) aside from oxbridge, medicine, dentistry applicants i don't know anyone who got a uni rejection. That's to say they all got 5 offers and this is very standard. So pick what you think you'll enjoy as it's more important what grades you get than what subjects you pick providing you have the compulsory ones for the course.

with the subjects you're taking already (maths and economics) keeping sciences such as bio and chem keeps options open for scientific careers and degrees if you had a change of heart where as the other subjects don't fit so logically. Therefore personally i'd keep the sciences as i loved those a levels and they're well respected and extremely useful.

I am in my final year of GCSE and I am currently considering my A LEVEL options.

I want to do:
A LEVEL ECONOMICS (Edexcel)
and
A LEVEL MATHEMATICS (Edexcel)

Out of the courses below, which other two A-levels will you take?
- BIOLOGY
- CHEMISTRY
- GERMAN
- GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
- PSYCHOLOGY
- SOCIOLOGY

Thanks

I did Maths, Chem, Bio, Geog and German and had good friends who did the others.
Biology is definitely the easiest of the sciences and carries more weight generally than a humanity if you're applying to something mathsy/economics etc.
Chemistry was probably on a par with biology in terms of what i enjoyed most.
I'd suggest only do German if you're very good at languages naturally, i know few people who did very well in languages, they are probably the most difficult a levels to do well in and require a lot more continuous work throughout the course. It's a true labour of love.
Gov Pol, Psychology and Sociology are all on the more wishy washy end of the spectrum as they aren't traditional facilitating subjects looks for by the top Russel Group unis. Also i assume you didn't do these at GCSE which makes them more risky as you may not enjoy them (what a number of my friends found)

All that said if you wanted to do economics and you have both maths and economics unis will only judge you on 3 and they'll be looking for the grades not what subjects you've taken assuming you've got the compulsory subjects which i assume would only be maths. In my school (standard comprehensive) aside from oxbridge, medicine, dentistry applicants i don't know anyone who got a uni rejection. That's to say they all got 5 offers and this is very standard. So pick what you think you'll enjoy as it's more important what grades you get than what subjects you pick providing you have the compulsory ones for the course.

with the subjects you're taking already (maths and economics) keeping sciences such as bio and chem keeps options open for scientific careers and degrees if you had a change of heart where as the other subjects don't fit so logically. Therefore personally i'd keep the sciences as i loved those a levels and they're well respected and extremely useful.

Do you study A-Level Biology?

please don't take biology, it's boring as hell lol

But then there's chemistry...

lol i'm guessing you're not a fan of chemistry?