Is this a good combination for a level?

I would have maybe taken maths, if I planned to do anything medical related but I doubt it will be a massive problem? I have done three STEM A-levels but am going to study English, haha. SOmetimes universities like weird combinations, just check out what the general uni requirements are.

Thanks for the reply. There's absolutely no way I could take maths at a level because I'm currently working on 4s and 5s plus it's not a subject I enjoy but ty for the advice.

There's a lot of statistical testing in biology. If maths isn't your thing, I recommend you don't take it.

Is that it general or does it depend on the course/exam board?

Pretty sure it's in general. Not sure though cos I do AQA and there's like 3 statistical tests. There's also a few maths questions, eg working out percentage change. Some are pretty complicated but most are simple maths.

My target grade is a 6 for maths but i can probably get 7 if i really tried. Is most of the maths do-able if more practise is done?

From what I know

https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/biology-a/2015/specification-and-sample-assessment-materials/9781446930885_GCE2015_A_BioA_spec.pdf
(Read Page 79)

If you'll be doing edexcel: Salters Nuffield ,then only 10% of assessments should be quantative ( from level 2 maths or higher(I.e. Some parts may draw on from maths that's not taught at gcse)).
I feel as though it should be similar for other specs.