Which A level? Stuck!

What is your predicted grade in Maths? As you need a Grade 6 in Maths to do A-Level Psychology at most places now.

Are you sure about Law? It’s kind of seen as a joke and it’s not really academic.
Philosophy is stimulating and thought-provoking, and psychology teaches you a lot about how people think.
I would start with 4 (If you are allowed) and drop one if I hate it.
You could also look up AS test papers and imagine yourself in the exam: are you excited to learn how to answer these questions? Would you see yourself reading outside the subject?
Doing AS papers in the summer helped me choose my a-levels, and it helped me get a bit of a head start. Look up key words, and if you find yourself interested, then you should choose it. Best of luck x

Philosophy needs lower entrance grades, you only need a 4 in English and a 4 in Maths to get into Philosophy. I would say do Philosophy as you are more likely to get into it.

Okay, that's true thouuu, thank you for the feedback! Also, I'm just worried about what my friends will make of it as they are doing subjects like biology, psychology, history and etc... And I just feel dumb doing philosophy.

So I'm going to sixth form this September therefore I'm torn on which A level to pick?? And my deadlines for subjects are soon, I don't know what I'm doing at uni at the moment!
So I'm definitely doing English literature and Law. I'm just deciding between philosophy and psychology A level, can anyone help me? ? And tell what the course is like??

I did A-level Philosophy, and it's an interesting subject, but a nightmare to revise. People think it is all about debating and critical thinking, which is partially correct, but there is a substantial quantity of revision needed. Most of your time will be spent memorising content, and there's A LOT of it. It was quite different to what I expected. Of my A-levels, Philosophy was probably the easiest (content-wise) but, by far, hardest in terms of the amount of workload. I'd look at uni requirements for your course, as you don't want to limit yourself now and be surprised when you can't apply to a certain university because you don't meet requirements. Best of luck!

If your friends judge you based on the subjects you take, they aren't good friends. Taking philosophy doesn't make you come across as dumb at all. But I think you should think about what you want to do after a levels and that may help you pick or if you don't know, just pick the one you find most interesting. If you know the exam board you will be doing then look at the specifications for each subject.

Also, what do you want to do at uni? It may have some bearing on what you inevitably choose

I did A-level Philosophy, and it's an interesting subject, but a nightmare to revise. People think it is all about debating and critical thinking, which is partially correct, but there is a substantial quantity of revision needed. Most of your time will be spent memorising content, and there's A LOT of it. It was quite different to what I expected. Of my A-levels, Philosophy was probably the easiest (content-wise) but, by far, hardest in terms of the amount of workload. I'd look at uni requirements for your course, as you don't want to limit yourself now and be surprised when you can't apply to a certain university because you don't meet requirements. Best of luck!

Something into Laww or crime hence studying the brain and how it processes stuff.

So I'm going to sixth form this September therefore I'm torn on which A level to pick?? And my deadlines for subjects are soon, I don't know what I'm doing at uni at the moment!
So I'm definitely doing English literature and Law. I'm just deciding between philosophy and psychology A level, can anyone help me? ? And tell what the course is like??