I chose my A Level choices back in October and now that I'm getting closer to leaving school, I've begun to wonder if they're too limiting. I've chosen to do English Literature, English Language, Film Studies, Drama and theatre studies. I'm planning into doing a joint honours degree later on in Creative Writing and Film and Television studies, and for this course I need to do English L:iterature.
I want to do English Language as that is the more enjoyable side of English for more (I love creative writing and the study of the language itself, it seems interesting). I've read somewhere not to do subjects at A Level you'll do at degree level, unless it's a required one (like you need A Level Biology to do it at degree level) but I also want to be able to have a taste as to what the study of film is like, so that if it doesn't end up interesting me, I can drop it. As for Drama, I've been considering dropping this and changing it for psychology simply because people interest me, but then I also enjoy doing drama. But is there too much of a overlap between literature and drama? I know the theory side of Drama involves studying how lights are used on stage, sounds etc, but then don't you analyse these in play texts in literature?
Been thinking about talking to the careers advisor in college about this, but I'm still not sure if psychology is right for me. I don't currently enjoy science as none of it really makes sense to me, but I do get A/B grades in all 3 (I take triple). But then, it isn't exactly like the other sciences either.
So I don't know. Does anyone have any suggestions?