Is taking 5 A levels a good idea?

Hi.
So I'm 2 weeks in to my a levels and have been really wanting to do art as I did it at GCSE and really enjoy it. However it's not one of my 4 options. I've thought about dropping one of my 4 a levels and changing it to art, however I enjoy all of them and dont know whether i should take on 5 ?

I'm doing:
Phsychology,sociology,RE and law.

I hope you can help me and give me some advice I will appreciate it!

No need. Unis only want 3. And a levels are not like GCSES, they are hard and you won’t survive 5 A levels unless you’re super intelligent

Hi.
So I'm 2 weeks in to my a levels and have been really wanting to do art as I did it at GCSE and really enjoy it. However it's not one of my 4 options. I've thought about dropping one of my 4 a levels and changing it to art, however I enjoy all of them and dont know whether i should take on 5 ?

I'm doing:
Phsychology,sociology,RE and law.

I hope you can help me and give me some advice I will appreciate it!

Unless you want to pursue a career in Art do not go near Art. Coursework is huge and very time consuming. Doing 4 A levels is fine and it is rubbish to say A, A*A* is better than A*A*A*B.

I said 3 A* looks better than 3A* and a B

Not "A, A*A* is better than A*A*A*B."
5 is stupid
I would say go for the 3 you need most for uni.
If you're unsure your probably gonna drop one and waste time anyways.

But why spend the time doing 4 A levels when you can commit to doing 3.
Unless you know you're going to get As and above in them don't do 4 go for 3.

I said 3 A* looks better than 3A* and a B

Not "A, A*A* is better than A*A*A*B."
5 is stupid
I would say go for the 3 you need most for uni.
If you're unsure your probably gonna drop one and waste time anyways.

But why spend the time doing 4 A levels when you can commit to doing 3.
Unless you know you're going to get As and above in them don't do 4 go for 3.