Really confused about my a level options

I just started year 12. I chose mandarin, biology, chemistry and geography. I have been really enjoying biology and mandarin but am confused in regards to chemistry and geography. With chemistry, I sat through my first lesson and immediately felt like it wasn't for me- however after having several more lessons I feel ok but am worried these feelings will come back as the course progresses. I was going to change chemistry for history which I really regret not taking. Then there is geography- I really enjoyed geography GCSE but A level feels different and I find myself bored with the content and wishing I was doing history. Should I stick with chemistry and change geography to history or should I change chemistry for history and stick with geography. Keeping in mind I want to go to med school so I need to carefully decide about continuing chemistry.

Do what you love. If geography isn't as exciting as you think history would be then definitely enquire about it and see if it's for you. As for chemistry, I'd say to just stick it out. You clearly have a passion for it if you want to go into medicine so just use that passion to help get through the tough bits. I had the same feeling when I started physics in year 12 as it was a big jump and I was struggling a bit but if you tackle the tough bits ASAP, you'll find it a lot more enjoyable as you'll be flying through the course - tough subjects are always fun when you find it easy.

If you are not enjoying A level Chemistry, then you will need to rethink Med as its a vital part of the training.

If you are not enjoying A level Chemistry, then you will need to rethink Med as it’s a vital part of the training.

As I’ve started to get into the course I’m actually really enjoying it I think I was just a bit overwhelmed on the first few lessons after not doing any chemistry since GCSEs

I just started year 12. I chose mandarin, biology, chemistry and geography. I have been really enjoying biology and mandarin but am confused in regards to chemistry and geography. With chemistry, I sat through my first lesson and immediately felt like it wasn't for me- however after having several more lessons I feel ok but am worried these feelings will come back as the course progresses. I was going to change chemistry for history which I really regret not taking. Then there is geography- I really enjoyed geography GCSE but A level feels different and I find myself bored with the content and wishing I was doing history. Should I stick with chemistry and change geography to history or should I change chemistry for history and stick with geography. Keeping in mind I want to go to med school so I need to carefully decide about continuing chemistry.