As long as you hold an interest in each subject, you honestly don't need to think about the future. That would stress you out. Just pick subjects you find interesting and enjoy. As far as career and university (if that's where you want to go) then all subjects are broad, particularly with the ones you've mentioned. Apart from strict subjects such a medicine etc, you don't need a specific set of subjects. Most people who do choose specifically, already have a firm idea of where they're heading. Even so, that can change.
Basically, anything that you can see a way forward with, in future. And you enjoy it.
English literature teacher, Law, Engineer, Diagnostic Radiographer, Computing, You can also take a look at the UCAS website and find a course that you are interested in and you can see if the unis have specific subjects they would like you to have, I have posted the link if you want to take a look.
English literature teacher, Law, Engineer, Diagnostic Radiographer, Computing, You can also take a look at the UCAS website and find a course that you are interested in and you can see if the unis have specific subjects they would like you to have, I have posted the link if you want to take a look.
As long as you hold an interest in each subject, you honestly don't need to think about the future. That would stress you out. Just pick subjects you find interesting and enjoy. As far as career and university (if that's where you want to go) then all subjects are broad, particularly with the ones you've mentioned. Apart from strict subjects such a medicine etc, you don't need a specific set of subjects. Most people who do choose specifically, already have a firm idea of where they're heading. Even so, that can change.
Basically, anything that you can see a way forward with, in future. And you enjoy it.
Is it bad that I have no idea what I want to do in the future? a lot of people are telling me that my options are too broad and may cause a lot of problems in the near future. Thanks btw
Is it bad that I have no idea what I want to do in the future? a lot of people are telling me that my options are too broad and may cause a lot of problems in the near future. Thanks btw
It's not that bad that you're not sure about what to do, I changed my mind quite a few times about what I wanted to do and that happens with a lot of college students, and yes your subjects are broad but don't think about it as a problem, think of it as giving you a range of options. Why don't you start thinking of what sector you would like to go into e.g. healthcare, teaching, and then you can think further and decide what you want to study at uni or just generally what you would like to do in the future. Look at which subject you enjoy the most and you do best in.
Usually, science courses require two sciences so if science isn't something that you want to go into, then your options are perfectly fine.
Yeah, Science isn't where I'm going into at the moment. I might change business to History since I'm interested in journalism and writing. Essay subjects are what I seem to enjoy.