Should I do economics at A level or something else?

it is easier

[econ] helps out later in life

AS Economics is actually fantastic. At first, I was unsure about whether it was a good idea for me to choose it, but honestly, I do not regret it one bit!! I enjoyed economics at GCSE and at AS level, it just goes into more depth and context, I loved it. I do biology and chemistry alongside it as well, and it's not too bad.

I'm guessing English Lit will be really demanding at AS level, and if you want to sort of loosen your work load that comes with biology, chemistry and maths, then maybe don't choose it? It depends on where your interests lie and also your passion really. Also think ahead a little bit i.e what subject would you drop after AS and which ones would you like to continue?

Feel free to message me about anything else 😊 I hope this helps!


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Yeah, if you're looking for an easy ride, English isn't it. Obviously, though, the harder subjects are the most rewarding. I did English at AS and I don't regret it at all.



If you're doing a degree in econ, maybe. Otherwise, nah; English every time.

Thank you for the reply and this helps I'm looking to go into the field of research and science tbh so I can't imagine English lit helping me out, but I don't just want to do science and maths for fear of losing interest I would like another "free" feeling subject if you know what I mean. I won't be dropping maths or science since I need them and I don't think i can drop any subjects anymore tbh I think they've changed the system.