Help me choose a A level

So I am planning to be a doctor and I have a problem on my hands.I am going to a school call Christ hospital for 6 form but the A level option is pretty limited.My parents strongly advise me not to take maths or physics even though I got A in both ( I am not naturally gifted) .I am already doing bio chem and art but I want help with the 4th subject.I really don’t want to do econ.

So I am planning to be a doctor and I have a problem on my hands.I am going to a school call Christ hospital for 6 form but the A level option is pretty limited.My parents strongly advise me not to take maths or physics even though I got A in both ( I am not naturally gifted) .I am already doing bio chem and art but I want help with the 4th subject.I really don’t want to do econ.

Why are you thinking of doing 4 A levels?

Only three are needed ...

It's for safeguarding.I am trying to find a way out if I failed art miserably.Truth be told , I have never dine art I was offered it due to a schlorship thing.

Have you had a look to see what different medical courses require? I think some want three sciences and include maths under that, so something like Maths or Physics, or even Psychology or Geography, could help you if the med schools you are interested have that requirement? Obviously this will also depend on what your school offers, so I think having a look around for what the unis you're interested in are interested might be helpful for you!

So I am planning to be a doctor and I have a problem on my hands.I am going to a school call Christ hospital for 6 form but the A level option is pretty limited.My parents strongly advise me not to take maths or physics even though I got A in both ( I am not naturally gifted) .I am already doing bio chem and art but I want help with the 4th subject.I really don’t want to do econ.

Art is very time consuming and so I'd recommend going for math, bio, chem and dedicating your time to them particularly maths if you feel you're not as strong at it and then doing art as a side hobby

IK but my parents are forcing me to not chose maths,I actually wanted to do maths.

Explain to them that maths will help you achieve your dream of becoming a doctor and that you'd be much more competitive with maths than art. Reassure them that you are aware that maths is challenging, you're going to put in the work to do well in it (you've already proved your ability to do so by getting an A at GCSE). In the end, if that doesn't work, just go for it it's your decision ad your future not theirs.

My parents are doctors and they were so odd about me doing maths for some reason.They just kept insisting that I don't need it.

It's not them doing the A levels - do the ones YOU want. I teach Maths and there's so many good websites to help.

The thing is that i am afraid they would pay for the exam out of spite.They are stubborn af

What do you mean? Does this school make parents pay for exams entries?

First I am not 16 yet and 2nd I think my school does.

I don't understand what your worry is then? How can they stop you doing Maths A level?

I am not 16 yet so a level for me is like me being a private candidate,so I will have to pay the fee.If this is true then my parents will see that I am doing maths and they might refuse to pay for that subject.

?Take it as one of your official A levels - dont the school allow this? People can start A levels before they are 16.

Parents like this baffle me. Barring you from subjects you're good at is like sabotaging your application. I'm sorry you're going through this. Maths is an amazing subject for a med school applicant, and it's one of your strengths. All candidates applying for med school will lean into their strengths heavily and if Maths is yours, then do the A Level. I don't understand your parents' logic. I saw so many successful applications with the Maths A Level. Actually, that seemed to be one of the common subjects! Biology, Chemistry and Maths is a great subject combination.

With how stubborn your parents are, I have to ask. I'm not trying to be rude but is Medicine even a course you want to do? Or is it a course they chose for you? They're acting like they're the ones going to read the A Levels and go through med school. They need to give you space to make these decisions.