Alevel combination (urgently needs help)

Is it better to take maths, economics, accounting OR maths, economics, further math?
Because as I know accounting is counted as non-preferred subject in some top UK uni. But further math might be counted as one subject alongside with math.
I might want to pursue acturial science or financial economics but I am not exactly sure.

It depends on which university you want to go to and what subject you would prefer to study. If your concern is that accounting isn’t a preferred subject and you would rather have a preferred subject for the university you want to go to, don’t study accounting and take further maths. However, just because a subject isn’t “preferred” doesn’t mean it isn’t accepted, or that you won’t get in because you didn’t take a preferred subject. If you would rather study accounting and think you’ll do better in it, study accounting. It won’t disadvantage you massively as long as you have the required subjects a university asks for. I would say for what you want to study, it seems that accounting would probably be more useful, rather than further maths. If you feel like you can manage it, I’d try and push for doing 4 A levels, as further maths is just an extension of mathematical topics that you learn at A level, and will help you grasp harder mathematical concepts you’ll have to learn at university. If not, I would just stick with maths, economics and accounting for your A levels. People often underestimate the difficulty of A level maths, so if I were you, I’d play it safe.

I wanted to focus on 3 subjects only so I don’t think I’m taking 4 subjects. And I think I am able to score for both accounting and further math…. I also heard that further math is useful for degree in acturial and economics

Is it better to take maths, economics, accounting OR maths, economics, further math?
Because as I know accounting is counted as non-preferred subject in some top UK uni. But further math might be counted as one subject alongside with math.
I might want to pursue acturial science or financial economics but I am not exactly sure.

Unless you are doing medicine always, always do math and further math. Schools look very favourably on those students. In fact I have heard of people just doing those when they apply the university bend over backwards to help then getting admitted. I have a degree in math and even for jobs not related to math I can tell you it always impressed recruiters. Math shows you can THINK.

IMHO, yes. Could you look at it this way? Doing FM shows you can think logically. Your degree will teach you accounting if that is your desire.

but will math and further math be seen as one subject in uni?

but will math and further math be seen as one subject in uni?

They are seen as two separate subjects but if maths is required, further maths generally isn’t accepted in place of it. If you’re going to do further maths, you should be doing maths as well.

No - why not look at some unis and their preferred a levels.
What grade are you working at in Maths GCSE?

I scored A* for igcse math and add math…. I have no specific unis to go to right now so can’t really do research.

Is it better to take maths, economics, accounting OR maths, economics, further math?
Because as I know accounting is counted as non-preferred subject in some top UK uni. But further math might be counted as one subject alongside with math.
I might want to pursue acturial science or financial economics but I am not exactly sure.

Is it better to take maths, economics, accounting OR maths, economics, further math?
Because as I know accounting is counted as non-preferred subject in some top UK uni. But further math might be counted as one subject alongside with math.
I might want to pursue acturial science or financial economics but I am not exactly sure.

OK so look at the degree requirements for the subjects you might study.
F Maths is more useful than accountancy.

while top unis do prefer further maths if you do economics, it really doesn't matter that much, and it is based more on your grade. so if you think you are more likely to get a top grade in accounting than further maths as it is a lot easier, id pick that. Also, I wouldn't recommend doing further maths unless you get a 8/9 in GCSE maths, ik people who are struggling with normal yr13 maths and they got a 9 in gcse

what if in the case that im able to score A* in both accounting and FM? I scored A* in igcse math and add math.

yaya im going to take math, economics, further math if its say that further math will be have more advantages but Im worry if both math will be seen as one subject.

Is it better to take maths, economics, accounting OR maths, economics, further math?
Because as I know accounting is counted as non-preferred subject in some top UK uni. But further math might be counted as one subject alongside with math.
I might want to pursue acturial science or financial economics but I am not exactly sure.