Don't know which university course to do

I am currently in Year 12 and studying Chemistry Biology Maths and Further Maths for my A Levels. For reference I achieved 10a* at GCSE and I have looked at potential uni courses for ages, including medicine, Economics and sciences.
I am unsure of medicine would be the right career and also worried my lack of A Levels Economics would affect my application for Economics as I would like to go to a top uni. For science courses, I'm not sure on the careers which follow them and whether you're restricted to the science field or can work in other fields.
I feel like I need to decide on a course soon in order to do further reading, work experience etc.
Any advice would be appreciated

Fwiw lack of economics A-level is irrelevant if you want to study that subject at university.

do you not think I'd be at a disadvantage to students who take it?

If you like science and aren't sure which one you want to do then natural science let's you do a broader course. At Durham I think their course has the option for economics or business along with a science subject.

ahh ok is the economics part something to include in the personal statement or would that part of the course come later on?

I am currently in Year 12 and studying Chemistry Biology Maths and Further Maths for my A Levels. For reference I achieved 10a* at GCSE and I have looked at potential uni courses for ages, including medicine, Economics and sciences.
I am unsure of medicine would be the right career and also worried my lack of A Levels Economics would affect my application for Economics as I would like to go to a top uni. For science courses, I'm not sure on the careers which follow them and whether you're restricted to the science field or can work in other fields.
I feel like I need to decide on a course soon in order to do further reading, work experience etc.
Any advice would be appreciated

Hi there,
I am a current Natural Sciences student, so I can't give much advice with regards to economics, but I can hopefully help with regards to science.

With your A-Levels in chemistry, biology and maths, you have a massive range of science degrees available to you. For example you could study a single science like Biology or Chemistry, or you could do an interdisciplinary degree like Natural Sciences. At Bath, the NatSci degree works something like a joint honours, so you choose a major and a minor from biology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, pharmacology and environmental sciences. You can find more information about the stream combinations here. The degree is very flexible (you can switch/change your major and/or minor, or switch to a single science degree in some cases) and you specialise later on which is great if you aren't sure what you want to do yet. It is overall just a great degree if you want to study sciences to the same depth and detail and someone on a single science degree, but you aren't yet sure what area you want to go into. I have got a thread going on the NatSci degree here at Bath so it mauy be insightful for you to take a look at my posts there, as well as my answers to other people's questions.

There are many careers you could go into with a science degree, both science and non-science related. You could work in a lab or do research for example, or go into business and finance. Definitely take a look at the graduate prospects on the course pages of an degree you look at - a surprising amount of science graduates go into non-science careers, so you definitely wouldn't be restricting yourself.

I hope this has helped, and feel free to ask if you have any more questions.
Eryn, a second year NatSci student

thanks for this! do you have any examples of non-science related jobs that natsci graduates have gone into?