A level subjects helpppp

I am in year 11, or year 12 should i say? Basically in the class of 2020, the year that never made it. Obviously there are no GCSEs anymore but for some reason they are still setting us online work. I very much doubt this work will be used to predict our final grade, so i want to start studying for A level, cus why not?

To start studying i need to know exactly what subjects i am picking.

My possible options are
-History
-Psychology
-Religious Studies
-Maths

I don't know what im doing in the future, so i kept my options openish? I want to do three a levels i was thinking of dropping either maths or psychology, probably maths.

I need to know the pros and cons of each subject, i can find loads of websites telling me the pros but not any about the cons.

Thank youuuu

Please drop either religious studies or history. They are terrible options for career prospects

I am in year 11, or year 12 should i say? Basically in the class of 2020, the year that never made it. Obviously there are no GCSEs anymore but for some reason they are still setting us online work. I very much doubt this work will be used to predict our final grade, so i want to start studying for A level, cus why not?

To start studying i need to know exactly what subjects i am picking.

My possible options are
-History
-Psychology
-Religious Studies
-Maths

I don't know what im doing in the future, so i kept my options openish? I want to do three a levels i was thinking of dropping either maths or psychology, probably maths.

I need to know the pros and cons of each subject, i can find loads of websites telling me the pros but not any about the cons.

Thank youuuu

That depends on what kind of career you want to go into really

Of course it will open up some paths... However, I think it is almost irrefutable that the paths that open up with Maths are far greater (quantity wise, as quality in this regard can be subjective) than those offered by Religious Studies (and History).

I take RS and it was my ‘3rd option’ and now I love it - it is definitely worth taking!

Maths, psychology, and history from those options.

I'm sorry but RS is waste of time.

what a levels do you recommend if you want to have a career in cs?
i don't like sciences
considering of doing maths,cs and rs or english lit
but you said that rs seems useless,so what would u do in my place?

what a levels do you recommend if you want to have a career in cs?
i don't like sciences
considering of doing maths,cs and rs or english lit
but you said that rs seems useless,so what would u do in my place?

what other a levels do u do?

The cons honestly depend on you as a student and the way you work. For psychology you need to memorise an absurd amount of case studies and people really struggle with that. For maths, questions get considerably harder in year 13 and you may find that questions done in class are much easier than exam questions. In fact, in maths exams, there is no guarantee that you can even finish a paper without skipping questions. Still all these issues can be remedied! Why not just try them out in the first week of sixth form and maybe talk to the teachers of those subjects about the difficulty level if you continued with them. Good luck with it all!

what a levels do you recommend if you want to have a career in cs?
i don't like sciences
considering of doing maths,cs and rs or english lit
but you said that rs seems useless,so what would u do in my place?

Can you please define 'CS' ? I'm tempted to assume 'Computer Science', but you're saying that you're not into science. Cultural Studies?

You just need A level maths for a degree in cs so I recommend anything you'll get high grades in or enjoy more.