Weird A-level combination :(

I have to choose my a-levels soon and don’t know what to pick. I am predicted 99999988877 in my exams so I can potentially take any subject out of the ones I do.
If I were to go to university I’d study media or film studies.
At the moment my heart wants me to take English Lit, History, and DT but I’m wondering if DT stands out in a bad way. I’m not a STEM person but DT is my favourite subject and I want to add some variety to my sixth form education, especially since uni isn’t my biggest goal.
Should I drop DT or is it ok that I’m taking it alongside two facilitating essay subjects? My school doesn’t offer media, film, or sociology at a-level.

I have to choose my a-levels soon and don’t know what to pick. I am predicted 99999988877 in my exams so I can potentially take any subject out of the ones I do.
If I were to go to university I’d study media or film studies.
At the moment my heart wants me to take English Lit, History, and DT but I’m wondering if DT stands out in a bad way. I’m not a STEM person but DT is my favourite subject and I want to add some variety to my sixth form education, especially since uni isn’t my biggest goal.
Should I drop DT or is it ok that I’m taking it alongside two facilitating essay subjects? My school doesn’t offer media, film, or sociology at a-level.

I have to choose my a-levels soon and don’t know what to pick. I am predicted 99999988877 in my exams so I can potentially take any subject out of the ones I do.
If I were to go to university I’d study media or film studies.
At the moment my heart wants me to take English Lit, History, and DT but I’m wondering if DT stands out in a bad way. I’m not a STEM person but DT is my favourite subject and I want to add some variety to my sixth form education, especially since uni isn’t my biggest goal.
Should I drop DT or is it ok that I’m taking it alongside two facilitating essay subjects? My school doesn’t offer media, film, or sociology at a-level.

Hi, I do English lit, film studies and sociology for alevel and going to uni for a more practical and hands on film and tv course because I'm so sick of writing essays all the time, I wish my school offered MIA instead of film studies or that I took criminology instead of sociology as it's mainly coursework. Doing DT should help balance out ur subjects in that regard as I wish I wasn't doing all essay subjects.
In regard to uni, most film and media courses wont actually care what subjects you do or even look at you personal statement and will start from the basics so you don't rlly need prior knowledge, if you can get the grades you'll usually get offers (My highest course was ABB and lowest BCC, predicted BBB and I received all my offers within a week of sending my ucas, for film and media they should give u an offer and respond pretty quick) plus DT can show creativity which you can put into ur personal statement and if ur really worried then u could do work experience related to film and media (I done a 3-day work experience with screenworks and Watchmojo where they taught us to make short form content, it was really fun and we got free pizza and gifts too so even if you dont want to go to uni anymore I would try something similar out as it is also just extra experience for your CV plus rlly fun and informative) but like I said they don't rlly look at so even if u can't or don't want to do a work experience you should be fine.
Take the subjects u actually like and save urself the stress of trying to revise 3 essay based subjects. Especially since ur thinking of english lit and history together - I used to do history but dropped cuz I couldn't keep up with it, film, lit and sociology, too much stress lol (pls help me I have like 17 hours worth of exams)

Hi, I do English lit, film studies and sociology for alevel and going to uni for a more practical and hands on film and tv course because I'm so sick of writing essays all the time, I wish my school offered MIA instead of film studies or that I took criminology instead of sociology as it's mainly coursework. Doing DT should help balance out ur subjects in that regard as I wish I wasn't doing all essay subjects.
In regard to uni, most film and media courses wont actually care what subjects you do or even look at you personal statement and will start from the basics so you don't rlly need prior knowledge, if you can get the grades you'll usually get offers (My highest course was ABB and lowest BCC, predicted BBB and I received all my offers within a week of sending my ucas, for film and media they should give u an offer and respond pretty quick) plus DT can show creativity which you can put into ur personal statement and if ur really worried then u could do work experience related to film and media (I done a 3-day work experience with screenworks and Watchmojo where they taught us to make short form content, it was really fun and we got free pizza and gifts too so even if you dont want to go to uni anymore I would try something similar out as it is also just extra experience for your CV plus rlly fun and informative) but like I said they don't rlly look at so even if u can't or don't want to do a work experience you should be fine.
Take the subjects u actually like and save urself the stress of trying to revise 3 essay based subjects. Especially since ur thinking of english lit and history together - I used to do history but dropped cuz I couldn't keep up with it, film, lit and sociology, too much stress lol (pls help me I have like 17 hours worth of exams)