Help... A-level combinations

THe things i deffo wanna do are:
Chemistry, Maths, FM (As-level)
I dont wanna do biology anymore and I dont know what to do in the future
The thing I am up for consideration are:
Physics, EPQ, Graphic communication and Spanish
What subject would fit into these three or maybe any advice to give me would be helpful abt the three subjects
Tyy in advance

THe things i deffo wanna do are:
Chemistry, Maths, FM (As-level)
I dont wanna do biology anymore and I dont know what to do in the future
The thing I am up for consideration are:
Physics, EPQ, Graphic communication and Spanish
What subject would fit into these three or maybe any advice to give me would be helpful abt the three subjects
Tyy in advance

physics is the most logical option, it'll keep your options as open as they possibly can be (unless you were to take further maths a-level, that could make your stem options somewhat limitless)
please don't take an epq though for the reasons mentioned earlier in this thread

I’m not sure if I’ve understood you correctly but if you’re only going to do AS in further maths then I wouldn’t suggest doing EPQ as it counts as another AS so you would only have 2 actual A levels which may limit your uni options for top unis. I do A level Spanish and it’s similar to GCSE other than the fact you have to write 2 essays in Spanish about a book and a film so it depends how you feel about analysing texts. I understand that physics is very maths heavy so if you’re good at maths then maybe this is a good option for you. I do chemistry and a lot of people say that chemistry and physics are very complementary and they have some overlap. Hope that helps!

if its aqa physics and you need just a B, then go for it - if you want an A then dont pick it. if its ocr, go for it regardless, A in ocr physics is very much doable but ofc will consume many hours.
if youre applying to a russell group, then do not pick something that isnt a 'preferred subject'.
As for the epq, only do so if you think you are dedicated enough as it will consume many of your IS hours.
But its worth considering, its ultimately down to where youre applying for uni and what course you plan on doing.
for reference i do FM (Edexcel), Physics (Aqa), Maths (Edexcel) and CompSci (OCR), so if you have any questions ask away

I’m not sure if I’ve understood you correctly but if you’re only going to do AS in further maths then I wouldn’t suggest doing EPQ as it counts as another AS so you would only have 2 actual A levels which may limit your uni options for top unis. I do A level Spanish and it’s similar to GCSE other than the fact you have to write 2 essays in Spanish about a book and a film so it depends how you feel about analysing texts. I understand that physics is very maths heavy so if you’re good at maths then maybe this is a good option for you. I do chemistry and a lot of people say that chemistry and physics are very complementary and they have some overlap. Hope that helps!

Thank you for you replies!! I rly appreciate it .What I wanted to ask is how do you find doing further maths and physics?

i don't do either so i can't help with that sorry
hopefully some of the people who replied previously will come back

Thanks x. For Spanish is it like analysing in English?

I can’t tell if you mean you analyse it in the language of English or if you mean the analysis is similar to what you do in the subject English 😂

no is it like the subject english lol 😅

no is it like the subject english lol 😅

kk.. do you do any a-levels subjects? (sorry, i'm just assuming if you do it)

hi im doing my gcses and i want to do maths alevel and i need a 7, if i dont get a 7 is it impossible to do alevel maths because i need to do it to follow the engineering pathway