I'm unsure of which subjects to take for a level :/

im thinking of taking(in order of confidence in choosing); psychology, maths, biology, rs. and id like to drop rs after the first year. is this a good choice ?

i dont have "long term" goals but i really want to study and either oxford or cambridge university, i was thinking psychology but apparently you do natural sciences in your first year or two then the actual psychology in the 3rd. i dont enjoy physics or chemistry at all sooo ... but i do love psychology.

i dont know about rs but although i am in the top set and my predicted grade is a*, i dont know if ill remember everything for the exams. also, biology, i enjoy it, but i don't know if ill survive or last the whole 2 years. it might not be as bad as i think. any stories, suggestions, advice ?

thanks

im thinking of taking(in order of confidence in choosing); psychology, maths, biology, rs. and id like to drop rs after the first year. is this a good choice ?

i dont have "long term" goals but i really want to study and either oxford or cambridge university, i was thinking psychology but apparently you do natural sciences in your first year or two then the actual psychology in the 3rd. i dont enjoy physics or chemistry at all sooo ... but i do love psychology.

i dont know about rs but although i am in the top set and my predicted grade is a*, i dont know if ill remember everything for the exams. also, biology, i enjoy it, but i don't know if ill survive or last the whole 2 years. it might not be as bad as i think. any stories, suggestions, advice ?

thanks

If you're applying for Natural Sciences then you absolutely absolutely need to be doing a science the whole way through.

Don't ever be so certain about what you'll drop; for one, it's impossible to imagine your grades for AS when in year 11. I thought I'd drop Art History, but I ended up happily ridding myself of Physics.

For advice, be organised, file everything you get, do your homework and TAKE NOTES ON EVERYTHING.

try to stay motivated. You'll do fine.

Remember you need at least 3 As, if not 4, at AS for oxbridge, so don't forget to work hard.

what did you get in gcses?

i'm in year 11

oh right ^_^ what are you expecting, are you more mathsy or englishy?

i got my predicted grades just yesterday and im predicted a;

-d in geography(very understandable as i didnt try hard in year 10 to revise for the little exaams so i fully accept they think ill get d even though theyll get a shock for my mock result when i get higher)
-c in maths, history,
-a"b" in science and german, spanish,
-a* in engish language, english literature and religious studies.

after reading the comments, im not going to take maths anymore andd i might do economics

If you're applying for Natural Sciences then you absolutely absolutely need to be doing a science the whole way through.

Don't ever be so certain about what you'll drop; for one, it's impossible to imagine your grades for AS when in year 11. I thought I'd drop Art History, but I ended up happily ridding myself of Physics.

For advice, be organised, file everything you get, do your homework and TAKE NOTES ON EVERYTHING.

try to stay motivated. You'll do fine.

Remember you need at least 3 As, if not 4, at AS for oxbridge, so don't forget to work hard.

i wasnt thinking of taking natural science i just heard from someone that studied at Cambridge that thats what usually happens along with other research. i was just saying that im not interested in any other science but biology and essential psychology. thank you for the advice, i almost forgot i need high "as" grades, thanks