I'm in the old A-level system (AS in Y12, A2 in Y13). I have an offer to study Japanese at Oxford, currently studying French, Spanish, Maths, Further Maths and Welsh Bacc. I'm not sure whether to continue with Further Maths.
Reasons to continue
> I regret not applying for economics at uni. If I end up dropping out of Oxford or rejecting my offer, I'll almost certainly be applying for economics and Cambridge, where most successful applicants have Further Maths (and 1 in 7 people get in, so high competition). I've also finished my French A-level so it's not a very impressive workload to just be doing two and a half subjects (if you count Welsh Bacc as a half)
> Already spent quite bit of time doing A2 (but have been careful not to do too much because of the possibility of not continuing).
> It's quite probable that I'll want to go into a quantitative career, where as many maths qualifications as possible might be useful
Reasons not to continue
> Waste of time: If I take my Oxford offer, it doesn't require me to continue with FM, and my offer is extremely achievable.
> If I continue, I probably won't want to put very much effort into it, so would probably get an A but there's an (admittedly small) chance of getting a B, which might not look good