Should I do Biology or Economics A Level?

I have already chosen 2 A Levels and I have absolutely no idea what to do for my third, and I'm going to an engineering sixth form so the options are quite limited. I get 5s and 6s in Biology and 6s in Maths (Maths I am already doing), and I'm predicted a 7 for both. This is literally just a filler subject I have no interest in pursuing a career in either, but those are the A Levels that I am considering for my third option.

which 2 have you already chosen?maths and _______?

I have already chosen 2 A Levels and I have absolutely no idea what to do for my third, and I'm going to an engineering sixth form so the options are quite limited. I get 5s and 6s in Biology and 6s in Maths (Maths I am already doing), and I'm predicted a 7 for both. This is literally just a filler subject I have no interest in pursuing a career in either, but those are the A Levels that I am considering for my third option.

Heya! It's up to you really! I did a-levels in chemistry, biology, economics and maths. Economics barely has any maths in it, as stated by others its all about writing essays and knowing diagrams. Biology has some maths in it. Personally I have always found economics much easier to do as they were just essays and you could usually tell what type of question would be in the exam if you do lots of past papers (there was always a trend). Biology was much harder for me as you could not really predict what type of questions would be in the exam and they were usually more challenging.

At the end of the day it is up to you and your preferences! I did my undergraduate in pure science and now I have decided I wanted to do science with business so having done economics a-levels was extremely helpful. Good luck with everything!
Milena G.
UCL PFE
www.medicmind.co.uk