So mid way through this term, I realised what I wanted to do which is to become a police officer. My original career choice was to become an aerospace engineer which is why I took Maths and physics in the first place, but I eventually grew out of that idea after a dad's friend of mine discussed about being part of the police force which made me want to go for that instead. Right now, I don't seem to be enjoying A levels as much as I thought I would be and it's already past the first term. I found a course that is related to becoming a police officer (BTEC public services) but the problem is, when I called the college, it appears that I can only apply for next year as they are oversubscribed at this moment and it is already 7 weeks into the school term. I've been thinking about dropping A levels after this year and just do that instead, but the only problem is, I won't get a qualification for maths as it is not AS anymore, therefore I won't get a qualification for an entire year meaning that I have wasted this year for nothing. At this point I am totally unsure as to whats the best choice right now. I could just stick with the A level course and try to enrol to the police force straight after but I just don't enjoy the subjects as much anymore and I am currently finding physics tough. That course that I found really does interest me and will help at developing key skills and fitness when going straight for the police force which is why I am considering just doing that instead, but I need to figure out if it's really worth dropping this whole year. I could possibly ask the college if there's a one year course that I could still do and get a qualification for at least, but right now I am totally
unsure.