4 A Levels

Hey I'm currently in my GCSEs and I already know what I want to be when I'm older, I don't have a specific job but I'd like to work with mental health or helping people with addictions or a psychologist or a psychiatrist, something in that type of field. I was going to study Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies for my 3 subjects. I do Religious Studies for my GCSEs and it's one of my best subjects I'm really good at it, I want to do Psychology bc Psychology is what I want to do when I'm older and Sociology as I feel like I'd be good at that however most Psychology Uni courses says I need to study maths or scienceIf I did psychology, sociology and religious studies AND biology for a levels do you think that would be too much? Rn, I'm not academically that smart lol however I'm revising atleast 2 hours a day minimum and my maths and science scores and improving alot!If I continue at this rate I will have all the entry requirements for my A Level Courses but I'm also thinking about my university course... Should I do 4 a levels or drop Religious Studies and do Biology, Sociology and Psychology? Also do you need to be really good at Maths for Psychology? I've always struggled with maths but I revise maths alot and I'm getting much better. Since July 2018 and November 2018, I've gone up a whole level. My expected grade is a grade 5 for my GCSE's.

Hey I'm currently in my GCSEs and I already know what I want to be when I'm older, I don't have a specific job but I'd like to work with mental health or helping people with addictions or a psychologist or a psychiatrist, something in that type of field. I was going to study Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies for my 3 subjects. I do Religious Studies for my GCSEs and it's one of my best subjects I'm really good at it, I want to do Psychology bc Psychology is what I want to do when I'm older and Sociology as I feel like I'd be good at that however most Psychology Uni courses says I need to study maths or scienceIf I did psychology, sociology and religious studies AND biology for a levels do you think that would be too much? Rn, I'm not academically that smart lol however I'm revising atleast 2 hours a day minimum and my maths and science scores and improving alot!If I continue at this rate I will have all the entry requirements for my A Level Courses but I'm also thinking about my university course... Should I do 4 a levels or drop Religious Studies and do Biology, Sociology and Psychology? Also do you need to be really good at Maths for Psychology? I've always struggled with maths but I revise maths alot and I'm getting much better. Since July 2018 and November 2018, I've gone up a whole level. My expected grade is a grade 5 for my GCSE's.

Hey I'm currently in my GCSEs and I already know what I want to be when I'm older, I don't have a specific job but I'd like to work with mental health or helping people with addictions or a psychologist or a psychiatrist, something in that type of field. I was going to study Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies for my 3 subjects. I do Religious Studies for my GCSEs and it's one of my best subjects I'm really good at it, I want to do Psychology bc Psychology is what I want to do when I'm older and Sociology as I feel like I'd be good at that however most Psychology Uni courses says I need to study maths or scienceIf I did psychology, sociology and religious studies AND biology for a levels do you think that would be too much? Rn, I'm not academically that smart lol however I'm revising atleast 2 hours a day minimum and my maths and science scores and improving alot!If I continue at this rate I will have all the entry requirements for my A Level Courses but I'm also thinking about my university course... Should I do 4 a levels or drop Religious Studies and do Biology, Sociology and Psychology? Also do you need to be really good at Maths for Psychology? I've always struggled with maths but I revise maths alot and I'm getting much better. Since July 2018 and November 2018, I've gone up a whole level. My expected grade is a grade 5 for my GCSE's.

Hey I'm currently in my GCSEs and I already know what I want to be when I'm older, I don't have a specific job but I'd like to work with mental health or helping people with addictions or a psychologist or a psychiatrist, something in that type of field. I was going to study Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies for my 3 subjects. I do Religious Studies for my GCSEs and it's one of my best subjects I'm really good at it, I want to do Psychology bc Psychology is what I want to do when I'm older and Sociology as I feel like I'd be good at that however most Psychology Uni courses says I need to study maths or scienceIf I did psychology, sociology and religious studies AND biology for a levels do you think that would be too much? Rn, I'm not academically that smart lol however I'm revising atleast 2 hours a day minimum and my maths and science scores and improving alot!If I continue at this rate I will have all the entry requirements for my A Level Courses but I'm also thinking about my university course... Should I do 4 a levels or drop Religious Studies and do Biology, Sociology and Psychology? Also do you need to be really good at Maths for Psychology? I've always struggled with maths but I revise maths alot and I'm getting much better. Since July 2018 and November 2018, I've gone up a whole level. My expected grade is a grade 5 for my GCSE's.

Firstly correct me if I'm wrong but a psychiatrist is a doctor who specialises in psychology whereas a psychologist is just straight psychology with a masters of whatever in a specific area or general etc.

Assuming that you want to do a bsc, you generally need 2 sciences (often including psychology for admission purposes, maths is also technically part of this but you don't NEED to take it at A- level for psychology ).

3 A levels are more than fine 1 traditional science from chemistry, biology or physics, psychology and another subject of your choice would be a good set up. For example in my school almost everyone applying for psychology does psychology, biology and sociology as they all interrelate a lot .

You might need like a GCSE grade B which is like a 5 or 4 or 6 in your system in maths ? (lol I don't get it) - check the entry requirements when you apply

The maths content in psychology is limited to research methods really, which is basically how to perform research. There are one or two statistical testing methods you need to learn and that's about it.

I'm currently doing psychology, biology and sociology so if you have any questions about the subjects feel free to pm

i actually checked the entry requirements for about 10 universities mainly RG and they showed 1 science was necessary and that list included Psychology so another science isnt needed.