A Level Choices

These are great choices. Maybe chemistry would be more relevant than Government and Politics or Phychology. You should definitely consider Further Maths but its not really necessary. According to Trinity College Government and Politics and Psychology are not necessarily "soft" but not recommended. Check out that link. Again i would recommend doing chemistry or FM rather. But if you dont enjoy either of them, then DON'T do it

Yeah i Thought about chemistry, i do enjoy it, but i thought the workload would be too high, with the physics and maths. so i am skeptical if i can achieve high in all of them as i hear chemistry is fairly hard

How good are your grades now? What are you aiming for in terms of Uni?

Im an A in both Physics and Chemistry, and just got an A in my Maths, all my other subjects are pretty much straight B's and i am aiming to do a masters in physics

So i assume you are going for a straight Physics Degree, from a russel group university. If you look here these are the recommended subjects if you scroll down to the requirements for Physics. I would suggest taking chemistry or FM along with either Government and Politics or Psychology as a 4th. I think you should give it a go. It wont consume too much time if you enjoy it. If you find it too much you can drop Chemistry and still have 3 A Levels. Chemistry will help you massively in Physics because a lot of things are taken for granted in Physics that they teach you in Chemistry

Taking chemistry is not a huge advantage for a physics degree - if I was recommending one out of the 2 I would go for further maths every time. Higher level physics is very very different to the physics you encounter at A level or GCSE, with a much much greater emphasis on applying maths, in particular calculus, so if OP knows they want to do a physics degree the most useful 3 subjects they could do would be maths fm physics

Of course FM would be great but OP likes chemistry and i think that doing a hard subject you like over one you dont would be far better

Well he never said he didn't like maths, and if they want to do a physics degree then presumably they must enjoy maths (or haven't researched the course properly) bit if they geneuinely don't like maths then yes chemistry would be a good choice but they would have to work out if physics is really what they want to do

I do enjoy maths, but i heard that further maths is very difficult, and since im not amazing at maths, and only just scape the A grade Boundary now, im not sure i would be able to do very well in further maths

If you enjoy Maths and Physics and you are good at both you surely will enjoy Chemistry and FM. If you feel the workload at A2 is too much I would suggest dropping Chemistry after AS. I am a Maths + Theoretical Physics applicant and I do 5 A-Levels and if you are good at them and enjoy them and you are organised the workload is manegable.

nice course choice btw

Thanks hahaha I'm really looking forward to start in September

What unis did you apply to?

University of Edinburgh - Mathematical Physics (Offer AAA)
University of St Andrews - Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (Still waiting)
Imperial College London - Physics with Theoretical Physics (Still waiting)
University of Warwick - Maths & Physics (Offer A*A*A)
University of Bath - Maths & Physics (Offer A*AA)

I strongly regret not applying to Cambridge, I was lazy and didn't prepare my p.s. in the summer...

Ah nice, would you have applied fir nat sci or maths at cam?