I'm nearly finished AS levels, and am experiencing a fairly major crisis about careers/university courses. Up until a few weeks ago I had planned to do something biologically-based - neuroscience, biochemistry, or biomedicine - but I've been feeling less and less keen on that as time goes by. I'm taking biology, chemistry, physics and English literature AS, and physics is by far my favourite subject right now, biology being my least favourite. I've been feeling more and more like I want to do physics at university, for which I'll need maths. Having got a B in maths GCSE (getting solid A's and B's in physics at the moment), do you think I could handle maths A level?
I wouldn't say I have a natural aptitude for it, so I'm wondering if it's something which I could do well in with lots of hard work and not a lot of natural talent.