]My son has to choose three from the following four A levels. Biology, Physics, Computer Science or Business. I do not know if business and computer studies clashes, if so, he wants to do business suggesting he has a 'passion' for it, but in my opinion most people who do it have a 'passion,' many have the passion and no talent or no brains, and so on. We are not based in England, by the way. He excelled at Computer Science, getting his highest percentage score in that subject (5As, a B and a C in IGCSEs. Unfortunately, he got an F for his own 'mother tongue,' which is not English. His C is in Math, so I am thinking he might not have quite enough to do Physics at A level - his brother tried it but failed (miserably). However, Physics teachers suggests to him that the maths quota in physics might be getting reduced slightly, such is their desire to get kids to do it (I'm guessing?). He's got the chance to play quite high level football, requiring three nights training per week and a game on the weekend. It sounds like a lot / too much to do four subjects. Travel time is potentially horrendous, plus he will need to rest/sleep properly and look after himself. My only strong feeling is that Computer Studies at A level would be more useful than, say, business in terms of career prospects / the future? I am a parent, by the way! I get the feeling he is willing to 'throw it away,' which I think he will live to regret. Would appreciate some comments from students, then parents, if active on the forum, as 'in theory' I'm guessing the former are potentially likely to be influenced by the latter. Let's say 20 posts if possible before parents add their comments ...