I feel like my A-Levels are too soft

You're fine depending what route you want to take. For a graphics or D.T course you would be fine I would think. English Language is a traditional subject, sociology probably considered a poor man's biology but probably accepted by all courses and graphics is probably not wanted on more academic courses but good for graphics/DT courses

I'm halfway through my AS Levels in the first year and I've come to the realisation that my subjects may be too soft...

I've taken Sociology, English Language and Graphics Design.

It was only about a month ago for the first time I seriously considered going to uni, but I want go to a good one. Since my A-Levels are too soft, I feel like I have less chance of going to a good uni since none are 'respected' subjects.

I feel like I've messed up now.

I think it's late to change now, but there's always next year, you can choose to drop/pick up AS/A Levels. There's no rush to get to university unless you want to, there's always the option of a gap year.

That's true. I think I'll finish them off this year and bring up dropping Graphics and Sociology for next year. I feel more optimistic now aha.

I'm halfway through my AS Levels in the first year and I've come to the realisation that my subjects may be too soft...

I've taken Sociology, English Language and Graphics Design.

It was only about a month ago for the first time I seriously considered going to uni, but I want go to a good one. Since my A-Levels are too soft, I feel like I have less chance of going to a good uni since none are 'respected' subjects.

I feel like I've messed up now.

Yes, you do have no facilitating subjects. But, it really depends on the subject you want to do at uni. Do you have any ideas?

I'm still not too sure but an idea is something to do with the housing market which interests me. But yeah, it's pretty vague. It was a new idea that came to me once I already started my A-Levels.

Hmm...
Are you thinking along the lines of a Marketing degree? Or something more sociological, like Social Policy: Housing and Communities at Birmingham? Or do you mean something like an estate agent?

Some other courses that may be of interest:
Cardiff Met - Supported Housing
Portsmouth - Property Development
Oxford Brookes - Planning and Property Development
Kingston - Real Estate Management
Westminster - Real Estate
Urban Studies - Manchester/Sheffield

From what I can see, none of the courses ask for any one specific subject, just a range of grades from about BCC to ABB, so you should be fine on that count.

Sorry for the super late reply! I think mainly Marketing interests me more than the social side (but especially the Property Development courses which really stand out to me).

I'm about halfway through my first AS this year and I only recently started thinking about uni so I'm not sure specifically what I would need and I picked my A-Level subjects just because they interested me. I feel like such a newbie with everything.

But anyway the last paragraph is really reassuring, and the links are really helpful so thank you very much!

I'm halfway through my AS Levels in the first year and I've come to the realisation that my subjects may be too soft...

I've taken Sociology, English Language and Graphics Design.

It was only about a month ago for the first time I seriously considered going to uni, but I want go to a good one. Since my A-Levels are too soft, I feel like I have less chance of going to a good uni since none are 'respected' subjects.

I feel like I've messed up now.

hey,
i don't know a lot but I wouldn't worry about your a levels being too soft, I'm doing a btec In agriculture, yet I applied for real estate at reading, Nottingham trent, Oxford brooks, Cirencester and Aberdeen. And I recieved all 5 offers !! I'm not sure, but I think a lot goes of your statement,
good luck !

Thank you!