What's more attractive to universities?

(Original post by Big Blue Machine)
From Bio Maths and Psychology, it sounds like you'll be doing something sciencey. For science courses, won't prefer one over the other. Maybe Psychology and Spanish may go well of you want to do something like Psychology and Linguistics. Learning languages is a challenging thing, so they'll always look respectable to unis.

History is also great. Maths and History have an excellent synergy I've found. A great one. They're good for things like Economics. Bankers are making a lot these days!

History will also be good for social sciences, and might compliment psychology well in that regard. So you could do something like Politcs at uni, or go into the civil service or other government/ social jobs. It also goes well with Biology for things like archaeology. It would also be good training for Law, another top career.

In terms of skills gained, I'd say they're both equal. Languages obviously train memory, oral, listening and oral skills. Translations are hard and show you've got talent, and you can think. Plus getting an A* is renowned to be impossible unless you're fluent.

History I'd say gives you more breadth for degree choices opening up an array of arts and social science subjects. You're analytical skills will drastically improve, and it trains the ability to think subjectively, and see different perspectives and generally deal with relative concepts. Essay writing and communication skills will also improve. . It also shows you have a huge memory.

It's up to you in the end, go for the one you'd enjoy more and be better at . Based on your other 3, I don't think it really matters at all which one you choose, as you seem to be going down a science route.