I haven't got the slightest clue what I want to do when I am older, so I decided to take a wide range of A levels to leave some doors open? I am taking geography, biology, english literature and economics.
(I am still uncertain on whether or not to take economics)
What course would be good to take from doing these?
I am starting my A2 and took English lit, Economics, Chemistry and History. I would advice you to research into economics. I mean do you like drawing graphs (because you need to do this a lot) it is a good a level but difficult if you haven't had previous encounter with the subject anything else?
You should take Maths if you want to do Economics. Drop Biology for Maths, then you're good for Econ. Otherwise with this variety of subjects you can just do English or Geography with Economics?
I haven't got the slightest clue what I want to do when I am older, so I decided to take a wide range of A levels to leave some doors open? I am taking geography, biology, english literature and economics.
(I am still uncertain on whether or not to take economics)
What course would be good to take from doing these?
Thank you so much for your help!
You could do a course that requires any of the subjects that you are taking, e.g. english, biology (some accept geography as a second science).
You could also do courses that require one science or biology, e.g. radiography, paramedic science, nursing.
You could do a course with no specific subject requirements, like most of the social sciences, e.g. law, business, politics, social work; or some of the humanities, e.g. philosophy, geography, ecology.
There are loads more out there, have a look to see what interests you.
Some of these are vocational and lead directly to a career, e.g. nursing, social work; others you can continue as a career or use your degree to do something completely different.
You could do a degree in any of them but they all lead to good courses too.
With geography you could consider geology, environmental science, meteorology, hazard management or geography itself as geography is valued by Russell groups it can help you get onto other courses which it has nothing to do with.
I'm taking as maths and I feel the same. I'm going to start practicing early and asking for extra exercises and help. In sure you'll be fine as long as you got the grade your sixth form requires