A Level subjects

I want to do Maths, Economics and Business in A level. Is it true that some universities do not approve of taking both Business and Economics? Should I take another subject instead of Business?

I’d choose maths or something instead, it’s more favourable.
I do have a friend who did Law, Econ and Business and made it to Plymouth uni!

I have an option of taking Maths Economics and Psychology instead of Maths Economics and Business at A levels. I have not taken Psychology at GCSE because my school only offers it at A level. Should I take Psychology instead of Business. Is Psychology very difficult at A levels? My GCSE subjects are Economics, Business Studies, Media Studies, Triple Science, Maths, English Lang and English Lit.

Psychology is difficult, as it’s very content heavy but it does also cover maths. Maybe go for Geoheaphy if not also? Sociology is meant to be very easy. Depending on the degree you want they won’t really mind what your third A Level is too much as long as you get a good grade.

I have an option of taking Maths Economics and Psychology instead of Maths Economics and Business at A levels. I have not taken Psychology at GCSE because my school only offers it at A level. Should I take Psychology instead of Business. Is Psychology very difficult at A levels? My GCSE subjects are Economics, Business Studies, Media Studies, Triple Science, Maths, English Lang and English Lit.

Can you study accounting instead of business? That would be a good combination. Also, what universities are you targeting? While it is true that some of the top universities do not like Economics + Business, if you aren't targeting them I don't think your subject combination should be a problem.

It’s a useful exercise to make a shortlist of some universities and courses. Best do it early since it gives you more time to think about what subject combinations may be preferred, as well a better understanding of what different courses entail. If it’s any help, I study Maths, Economics, Business, and Computer Science. I got offers from LSE, Warwick, KCL, Bath, and Bristol for Accounting and Finance.

You're welcome and thank you too! I'm somewhat of unique case, in that I'm homeschooled and did not have any assistance from a counsellor, and managed my application/personal statement myself. To some extent, this was actually quite a good thing as it forced me to be more rigorous and independent in my research, which I think paid off (more original ideas, probably a less polished but more authentic personal statement). I did not take accounting at GCSE.
I've accepted LSE's offer (firm), and taken Bath as my insurance choice. I'll be happy to provide more info on what I'd suggest you to do to get into those unis too, just give me a couple of days (extremely busy for the next 2 days). Reply to this comment sometime over the weekend so I don't forget!