I don't really know what I want to do in the future. I like writing, and it's what most people agree is my best skill. However, it's my understanding that writing, be it as a journalist, author or freelancer, is a very unstable job, so I'm avoiding it.
I'm planning on doing English Literature because I thoroughly enjoy the subject. I kind of want to do Biology. I usually don't like STEM subjects, but I love studying that particular science. I'm unsure if I would want to do a career in it though. I also have some worries if its okay to only do one science.
For the third A-level, I'm struggling to decide between Psychology, History and French, all being subjects I enjoy. I worry about how respected psychology is and also don't know what it's like to learn it in the classroom, so that's the subject I'm least likely to do. I also worry about how useful a language would be.
If you'd like to know, I did three GCSEs early and the results I got were a 7 in Chemistry, an 8 in Biology and a 9 in Spanish. In my mocks (done a month ago) I got a 7 in History, a 5 in French (the whole year had to sit the Foundation paper so I don't know how I would fare in the Higher, but I got the highest amount of marks in the year) and a 6 in English Literature.
Since I don't know what I want to do in the future, I just would like to know what doors these subjects would open for me.