Biology or physics

Hi,
honeslty just by that post alone it seems like physics is a better fit for you because for medicine and or lab reasearch bio is the kind of way you want to be leaning but the rest of your options are all physicsy related so honestly it seems like you would enjoy physics more.
Maybe try picking them both up at the begginig of the year and then dropping the one that you feel the least passion towards because if it doesnt feel right then you have that option.
Hopefully this helps and good luck

Thanks I might just do that because whilst biology matches my brain a bit more physics opens more career paths and I'm already going to take history as an essay subject.

Hi, I'm very indecisive and can't decide whether or not I should take biology or physics for A levels. I can't really tell if I enjoy either subject more than the other and don't really have career paths chosen (I'm a real overthinker). I'm also taking chemistry and maths, I like theory, I'm interested in space/astronomy but I'm not sure if I have an accurate understanding of what those are like (if they ate theoretical or technical). I'm also pretty good at memorising and I feel like if I study enough I'll do well in either subject so I'm pretty stuck. One of the main reasons I kind of feel like taking physics is that there seem to be some interesting career paths but biology also has them. I don't want to become a doctor/surgeon and probably not engineer so I'm leaning closer to anthropology, neuroscience, lab research, astronomy, theoretical physics. I like learining things and concepts and I also might take an apprenticeship in the future. All in all I'm not sure what I want to do; sorry for the long post but I hope to get a little clarity.