Should I switch a level?

Psychology is a really respectable and important A-Level if you want to go into econ/accounting/finance because a subfield of Econ is behavioural economics and rational choice which includes psychological work. I have never done Psychology but I heard that it's a really complex A-Level - but I bet the complexity will gradually show as you move throughout the year so change while you still have time. And as long as you're in your 1st year of A-Levels, I say go for it. As long as you study and catch up on the work then I'm sure you'll be fine. GO FOR IT B4 U REGRET.

P.S. I also h8 English Lit from GCSEs lol so maybe I have some bias against it but follow your gut.
BTW this may not relate, but I did A-Level Sociology despite the class being majorly made of students who did GCSE Sociology and I graduated from the class with the highest grade (A*). I promise you, you have time to catch up, and if you feel angsty about the work, always try and talk to your teachers about help and support.

I am currently doing econ, ,maths and English lit and I want to switch from English lit to psychology. I kind of hate English lit now, I choose it because I did quite well in gcse and it’s a respectable subject but I think it’s quite boring and I low-key hate my teacher because since the day I stepped in to class she has just been giving me dirty looks and whenever I try to ask a question she just shuts me down or ignores me even when I’m the only one raising my hand, so I stopped asking questions and talking in general and now she just picks on me. Not sure what I did, but aside from the teacher I don’t really like the subject and I’m wondering if I should just do psychology instead.

Is it too late since I’m in the beginning of my second term. My college allows it but I don’t want to fall behind and is psychology a respectable subject if I want to study something like econ/accounting/finance at uni?