Best A-levels for psychology at uni?

I'm thinking of studying psychology at university, maybe going onto clinical psychology in the future, the A-levels I'm thinking to do are psychology and maths but I'm not sure on a third/fourth? Biology is sometimes recommended but I don't like it the subject, any other recommendations?

Psychology, maths, chemistry, biology.

I'm thinking of studying psychology at university, maybe going onto clinical psychology in the future, the A-levels I'm thinking to do are psychology and maths but I'm not sure on a third/fourth? Biology is sometimes recommended but I don't like it the subject, any other recommendations?

From my experience of both doing a foundation year in psychology and currently being a 3rd undergraduate, I'd say:

Psychology, sociology/history (any subject which involves essay writing because there's alot of it) and possibly maths?

Chemistry isn't needed because there's literally no chemistry in psychology from my experience. I didn't do a biology A Level either and although there's been 'some' biology - I haven't suffered by not taking it

Any reasons why?

I've applied for psychology at university

I currently do psychology sociology and law. All of these involve a lot of essay writing and evaluating . I also did English literature which involve analysis also.

Matha and biology are the preferred subjects for a lot of universities. I have applied for psychology at university and I do psychology sociology ang english literature. If you do psychology a level then I would say sociology compliments it nicely

Psychology - self-explanatory

Maths - there's a lot of statistics involved, which means that studying stats modules in maths would help a lot

Biology - you'll understand the various neurological processes that go on in the brain. Action potentials, anatomy, membrane receptors that receive signals from the hypothalamus. It's essential if you want to understand how psychology impacts the brain. But if you don't care, then it's worthless. Regardless, many people will still take it, and it could prove advantageous.

Chemistry - helps you understand the biology involved, to put it simply. It's not at all required, just a strong facilitating subject that has mild relevance to psychology.

I'd certainly recommend psychology and maths, along with another facilitating subject, such as English, biology, history etc.

Did you find law relates much to psychology?

I do criminal psychology and criminal sociology so they ended up fitting .
But I did it purely out of interest really.

Check with some unis on what subjects they like

I was a bit worried about Chemistry because I can't do it and I thought it might come up! I was thinking between sociology or philosophy but I can't really decide between the two!

I was thinking sociology or philosophy too!



This is very detailed thank you!

What is criminal psychology like?

I have a friend who does psychology philosophy and English literature. I think you should find out more about what the a level courses for sociology and philosophy entail and see which one you like best