unsure about a level choices and need advice asap

for a levels, was considering english lit, sociology, and health and social care but i’m afraid it’s too soft of a choice and won’t get me far, esp when it comes to uni. advice pls??

Facilitating subjects are still pretty useful today tbh, I’d recommended you have at least one

Why do you think you know better than the entire of the Russell Group of universities?

Please don't post stuff like this when you don't have the information or experience to help the questioner - it helps no-one.

Why do you think you know better than the entire of the Russell Group of universities?

Please don't post stuff like this when you don't have the information or experience to help the questioner - it helps no-one.

Rather than arrogantly assuming I’m guessing, why not ask, this is just one example that unis still recommend facilitating subjects (at least one). This is from Clare college, Cambridge (2020) and other Russel groups like Durham and LSE have lists of preferred and non preferred subjects

https://www.clare.cam.ac.uk/subjectchoice-alevelchoice/

So don’t go keyboard warrior assuming I don’t know what I’m talking about

What in earth are you talking about? Nowhere in that link from Clare does it mention 'facilitating subjects'! It talks about subjects which are more useful for some subjects. Why are you quoting a source which doesn't even support your argument?

I repeat - facilitating subjects does not exist. Not for Cambridge, Durham, LSE... anywhere. Facilitating subjects has been replaced by Informed Choices, which is a much more nuanced proposition.

Your post would be more credible if you could actually get your facts straight about the subject matter at hand. It would also be more credible if you could at least spell 'Russel' (sic). It's The Russell Group.

for a levels, was considering english lit, sociology, and health and social care but i’m afraid it’s too soft of a choice and won’t get me far, esp when it comes to uni. advice pls??