What to study at university?

I'm in Year 12, and I'm not sure what I'd like to study at university. My problem is that I'm basically good at everything. I either want to study maths/science or something language-oriented. I'm very good at maths, but from the feedback I've received, I'm even better at languages - they seem to think I'm *really* good at them (telling me I'm the best pupil they've ever taught, etc.). I might enjoy languages very slightly more. I'm concerned about the job prospects of language/linguistics graduates, though. I'm also concerned about wasting time - I don't particularly want to spend 3 years at university studying something that will only be tangentially related to my job (and I've never really understood how a humanities degree helps with 'personal development' or any of that kind of stuff). I also know that I can teach myself languages effectively and efficiently without going to university to do it. I just don't know if it's best to do something I know will be useful to me, or something that I'm slightly better at.

I've got 11A* at GCSE, to give you an idea of my academic ability.

I'm now studying maths, further maths, physics, French and Spanish, and I know I want to drop either physics or Spanish, I'm just not sure which to drop in terms of uni choices.

Go to taster courses, really helped me. And go to ones for courses you think are completely out of the question, you might be surprised.
I would say languages prospects are lower, but then again with maths there's not a great deal you can do I don't think, both of them are more of a degree that opens doorways into general careers. What about Economics if you're good at maths?
Also maybe consider joint honours, a lot of courses you can join 50% or 25% with a language. I've applied for Economics and Spanish for example.

Maths does open quite a lot of doors tbh. But I agree joint honours would not be a bad idea.

I'm in Year 12, and I'm not sure what I'd like to study at university. My problem is that I'm basically good at everything. I either want to study maths/science or something language-oriented. I'm very good at maths, but from the feedback I've received, I'm even better at languages - they seem to think I'm *really* good at them (telling me I'm the best pupil they've ever taught, etc.). I might enjoy languages very slightly more. I'm concerned about the job prospects of language/linguistics graduates, though. I'm also concerned about wasting time - I don't particularly want to spend 3 years at university studying something that will only be tangentially related to my job (and I've never really understood how a humanities degree helps with 'personal development' or any of that kind of stuff). I also know that I can teach myself languages effectively and efficiently without going to university to do it. I just don't know if it's best to do something I know will be useful to me, or something that I'm slightly better at.

I've got 11A* at GCSE, to give you an idea of my academic ability.

I'm now studying maths, further maths, physics, French and Spanish, and I know I want to drop either physics or Spanish, I'm just not sure which to drop in terms of uni choices.