I'm not sure what to study as my third A level

Hey! I do politics and absolutely love it! It pairs really well with history and is so so relevant so defo a good option when it comes to employability. Biology and history isn't a very common pair so there isn't really a clear third subject for you. Also be aware that loving something at GCSE doens't mean you'll love it A level- make sure you are interested in the period of history you will have to study at A-level etc. Also be aware that Biology and History are known for being two of the hardest subjects- don't let this put you off bc if you're passionate it's definitely doable but if you aren't someone with a strong work ethic then you may struggle. Hope this was helpful!

Thanks for the advice! I find that subjects I enjoy I have a much stronger work ethic for, and usually have higher grades in so despite them being considered hard A levels I'm determined to give it a go, because I find the subjects really rewarding!

This is a really great attitude and I chose my subjects for the same reasons! Defo hasn't been easy but hoping it'll all be worth it!

if possible, you should take maths. it would open more doors for you.

Hi, I'm only in Y10 rn but I've been thinking about what A levels I want to do at college. I know I want to do History and Biology as they are my two favourite subjects I'm studying currently at GCSE level, but I'm unsure about the last a level to pick (Side note I don't want to do 4 A levels). I also don't have any particular career path in mind so I can't really base my last choice on that either. Does anyone have any recommendations of subjects that may go well with these two?

if possible, you should take maths. it would open more doors for you.

Hi, I'm only in Y10 rn but I've been thinking about what A levels I want to do at college. I know I want to do History and Biology as they are my two favourite subjects I'm studying currently at GCSE level, but I'm unsure about the last a level to pick (Side note I don't want to do 4 A levels). I also don't have any particular career path in mind so I can't really base my last choice on that either. Does anyone have any recommendations of subjects that may go well with these two?

This is true however it is considerably harder than GCSE so I wouldn't recommend anyone to take it who gets below a grade 8. Even with a seven you would struggle.