Iβm really struggling choosing between economics, history, maths, physics, politics.
all of them sound interesting but I am only allowed to pick 3 which Iβve got to do for 2 years and I can't seem to find a combination that works.
I like the theory element of physics and if I pick it I have to take maths, which as it is Iβm not amazing at, and Iβm doubting if I really will be able to cope with how hard the course will be. However, these are facilitating subjects and even if I want to do economics at university I can by just taking maths or law which has no requirements.
I really enjoy the humanities also and Iβm doing reasonably well but career wise I canβt see any good/well-paying jobs and I limit myself if I take these, I wonβt be able to do economics or physics if later I change my mind.
Honesty I lose and gain interest in things so quickly Iβm worried Iβll take one of the harder subjects and lose interest mid-way. Also in my history a level thereβs a topic Iβm not too interested in and its worth 30% but is that really an excuse not to take an entire subject or can I just tough it out?
Iβve researched every subject in depth and I know I need to wait for my GCSE results but Iβm wasting the whole summer where I could be bringing myself up to speed with maths.
Someone please give me a new perspective at looking at this before I go mad