Fine Art or Philosophy at uni?

At the start of A levels I couldn't choose between these two subjects, but at some point I decided to major in Fine Art at an art college. So, among the four A levels I was doing (Art, Classical Civilisation, History of Art, Philosophy), I dropped Classical Civilisation to focus more on Art.

However, I find myself being good at and enjoying Philosophy even more than Art. I'm currently expected A/A* in the former and A/B in the latter, with my Philosophy teacher saying that my work is genuinely first rate in every aspect (not bragging, just an info relevant to this question). For the last few months I was pretty much decided on proceeding to an art college or an art foundation year, but to reflect on it, I was almost always better in Philosophy than in Art. I have little artistic skills, only good concepts. And I'm thinking, if I'm only good with concepts and ideas, I may well study Philosophy at uni. (I'm really writing a stream of consciousness here.)

But I'm not sure if I can proceed to a Philosophy degree with this combination of A levels (Art, History of Art, Philosophy). I do have two essay subjects so that's good, but the problem is how I will get a decent A-level grade in Art after I decide on proceeding to a Philosophy degree. This is because, as those who have done it might know, Art A level requires a massive commitment, and AFAIK it is not usually done by someone who doesn't plan to go to an art college.

But I'm not entirely decided on Philosophy either. I know myself well; I tend to change my mind very quickly. 'Go with your gut feelings' doesn't really work, because my gut feelings change so quickly as well! So one way I have come up with is to apply for five Philosophy degrees via UCAS and at the same time apply for an art foundation degree, since UCAS and art foundation are completely different systems. Then I will have both doors open for me until the very moment I decide on which offer to accept. What do you think? Any advice would be appreciated.

At the start of A levels I couldn't choose between these two subjects, but at some point I decided to major in Fine Art at an art college. So, among the four A levels I was doing (Art, Classical Civilisation, History of Art, Philosophy), I dropped Classical Civilisation to focus more on Art.

However, I find myself being good at and enjoying Philosophy even more than Art. I'm currently expected A/A* in the former and A/B in the latter, with my Philosophy teacher saying that my work is genuinely first rate in every aspect (not bragging, just an info relevant to this question). For the last few months I was pretty much decided on proceeding to an art college or an art foundation year, but to reflect on it, I was almost always better in Philosophy than in Art. I have little artistic skills, only good concepts. And I'm thinking, if I'm only good with concepts and ideas, I may well study Philosophy at uni. (I'm really writing a stream of consciousness here.)

But I'm not sure if I can proceed to a Philosophy degree with this combination of A levels (Art, History of Art, Philosophy). I do have two essay subjects so that's good, but the problem is how I will get a decent A-level grade in Art after I decide on proceeding to a Philosophy degree. This is because, as those who have done it might know, Art A level requires a massive commitment, and AFAIK it is not usually done by someone who doesn't plan to go to an art college.

But I'm not entirely decided on Philosophy either. I know myself well; I tend to change my mind very quickly. 'Go with your gut feelings' doesn't really work, because my gut feelings change so quickly as well! So one way I have come up with is to apply for five Philosophy degrees via UCAS and at the same time apply for an art foundation degree, since UCAS and art foundation are completely different systems. Then I will have both doors open for me until the very moment I decide on which offer to accept. What do you think? Any advice would be appreciated.