Absolutely fine, you can even change DT to something else if you would prefer.
Original post by Mr.noname
Take further maths if you can manage 4. It is amazing for aeronautical/ mechanical.
It's definitely a strong choice. However, you will find that further maths concepts will be taught at first year at university (possibly excluding oxbridge). If you are planning on potentially going to oxford / cambrdige, take further. If not, i'd recommend another technical subject (maybe computer science or chemistry) to keep your knowledge broad.
Just my opinion.
Original post by am8665
If I want to study Aeronautical/Aerospace engineering in university is taking Physics, Maths and DT for my A-levels a good choice?
DT may take up a lot of time and isn't required. Further maths helps for engineering so if you like maths maybe you could do:
Maths
Further Maths
Physics
(AS) DT
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