Good A Level combinations for Economics?

I am currently in year 11 and will be taking A-levels next year. I want to study Economics at a top level Uni. Keeping my goal in mind, would this be a good A-level combination?:
Maths, Economics, Psychology

Reply 1

econhelp525

Maths, one other facilitating subject and Economics.

Some people will tell you that Further Maths is highly advantageous, it is not - unless you're going for Oxbridge or LSE.

Reply 2

Ðeggs

Yes, that's a good combination, should be appropiate for most unis, although some may "prefer" further maths, mostly just Oxbridge and LSE.

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Reply 3

username4613962

Original post by quickquestionthx

Yep.For economics,these are good. The key is maths tbh, the other subjects don't have massive importance.Technically you could take economics at uni without taking it at A level but I would say take it if its what you want to do.

Reply 4

snazzy viking

Yeah good combo - whilst Psychology isn't a 'facilitating' subject , with Maths and Economics in there already you don't really need another one so as long as you think you can do well in + enjoy Psychology, go for it