What to study at uni?

Well in my opinion career wise maths is always a good one because it leads to many different well paid career paths but I suppose you've got to like it because typically people find it boring. I did Maths at A-level, hope you found the first year okay, people say the jump from GCSE's to A-levels is hard but for maths initially I found AS to A2 harder.

I can't decide what course/subject to do at uni. My AS subjects were drama and theatre studies, english literature, maths and psychology. I'll most likely be dropping either drama or psychology, which ever I do worse in (although I'd prefer to keep drama as I hated psychology at AS). I was looking at doing english literature at a few uni's, because I did enjoy it at AS, but everyone seems to be telling me not to do it and that I'll struggle to get a job after. Also, while I do like it, I'm not really passionate about it. Can anyone give me any advice on what they took with similar a-levels, or how they chose their uni courses, etc. Anything at all would be really helpful because I'm supposed to be doing my personal statement but I can't start until I know what subject I want to do, and I'm also meant to be doing my EPQ but I wanted to link it into my uni course

I can't decide what course/subject to do at uni. My AS subjects were drama and theatre studies, english literature, maths and psychology. I'll most likely be dropping either drama or psychology, which ever I do worse in (although I'd prefer to keep drama as I hated psychology at AS). I was looking at doing english literature at a few uni's, because I did enjoy it at AS, but everyone seems to be telling me not to do it and that I'll struggle to get a job after. Also, while I do like it, I'm not really passionate about it. Can anyone give me any advice on what they took with similar a-levels, or how they chose their uni courses, etc. Anything at all would be really helpful because I'm supposed to be doing my personal statement but I can't start until I know what subject I want to do, and I'm also meant to be doing my EPQ but I wanted to link it into my uni course

1. If you don't know what to do, why do you want to go to university?

2. I noticed you haven't considered doing maths at uni, which is the best subject (employability wise) out of your 5 subjects.

In my opinion maths is definitely one where you need a good teacher to inspire you else it can be a bit dull, I was predicted A's at GCSE and got C's until I did the linear course in year 10 and ended up with an A so I thought I'd try and work really hard for a B or C or something at A-level but I ended up with an A at AS and really took to it which I put down to my teachers as well. Hopefully, I get a A overall this year. Anyway, I'm hopefully doing economics at uni and I've never done it before so that's always an interesting point, there's a little bit in Business Studies which got me interested but I suppose that's it, whatever you're interested in. Maybe, try doing your EPQ on something that is relevant to one of your possible choices and this might help you decide. I did mine on the economic impacts of scottish independence and I enjoyed so it's help firm up that I want to do economics. Also, I've read a few books on it so it's making sure you're going to find it interesting really, so maybe look out for some possible reads although I can't think of any books for Maths. Hope this helps to some extent

For picking a degree go for something that you really feel that you're passionate for.
With those a levels, this is not a comprehensive list but you could do:
Accounting
Business studies
You might be able to do Education
Drama
English
Possibly economics
History of art
Possibly Law
Possibly maths
Any media related degree like journalism
Religious studies
Sociology
Psychology

there ll probably be things i ve missed but any of those take your fancy?

Yeah a few do, although because I've not taken some of them at a-level I don't know that much about it. Law always seemed kind of interesting, but the idea of learning loads of cases put me off a bit. English and maths are definitely options, but I'll have to have a proper look at the rest. Thank you!

I can't decide what course/subject to do at uni. My AS subjects were drama and theatre studies, english literature, maths and psychology. I'll most likely be dropping either drama or psychology, which ever I do worse in (although I'd prefer to keep drama as I hated psychology at AS). I was looking at doing english literature at a few uni's, because I did enjoy it at AS, but everyone seems to be telling me not to do it and that I'll struggle to get a job after. Also, while I do like it, I'm not really passionate about it. Can anyone give me any advice on what they took with similar a-levels, or how they chose their uni courses, etc. Anything at all would be really helpful because I'm supposed to be doing my personal statement but I can't start until I know what subject I want to do, and I'm also meant to be doing my EPQ but I wanted to link it into my uni course

I can't decide what course/subject to do at uni. My AS subjects were drama and theatre studies, english literature, maths and psychology. I'll most likely be dropping either drama or psychology, which ever I do worse in (although I'd prefer to keep drama as I hated psychology at AS). I was looking at doing english literature at a few uni's, because I did enjoy it at AS, but everyone seems to be telling me not to do it and that I'll struggle to get a job after. Also, while I do like it, I'm not really passionate about it. Can anyone give me any advice on what they took with similar a-levels, or how they chose their uni courses, etc. Anything at all would be really helpful because I'm supposed to be doing my personal statement but I can't start until I know what subject I want to do, and I'm also meant to be doing my EPQ but I wanted to link it into my uni course