I've just finished taking my IGCSE/GCSE exams, and aside from biology, chemistry and english literature - I have absolutely no clue what subjects to take if I am to pursue veterinary medicine at university.
Here are the subjects I'm choosing:
Biology
Chemistry
English
Psychology (could change to History)
Obviously I know I should actually be considering maths, but nope. mega nope. I can't even begin to explain how much I suffered at maths GCSE level. But since I'll already be at a disadvantage since I'm not taking maths, I'd really like to not lower my chances down even further.
Which begs the question; do i choose History or Psychology A-level? Which one will be more of a help? I took History at GCSE level and got pretty good grades (consistent A*) and I feel like it would be much easier to take history than risk my chances at Psychology - a subject I know nothing about. Also, i've been hearing from multiple sources that Psychology is really hard and time-consuming; something i would rather avoid considering I'll be doing lots of work experience.
So yeah, what subject should I choose, between History and psychology, if I want to pursue veterinary medicine? Sorry for the long read.