good a level options for maths at uni ?

hiyaa i want to take maths at uni and im going into year 12 next year and this is what ive picked:
maths
fm (with fp1 and fp2)
biology
psychology
epq (idk what topic tho)

i honestly just picked subjects i like - i think a lot of people who do maths also do physics and i HATE physics so much and i really dont want to take it but i do understand why it would be useful but idk if i will regret taking/not taking it

any advice would be much appriciated <33

And, go to Uni Open Days and work out if you do actually want to do Maths.
Look at other joint subject degrees and 'related to Maths' as well - examples :
Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science BSc (Hons) with professional placement or study abroad (bath.ac.uk)
Mathematics with Business Management BSc - University of Birmingham
Mathematics and Philosophy BSc | Undergraduate study | The University of Sheffield
Natural Sciences - Durham University

hiyaa i want to take maths at uni and im going into year 12 next year and this is what ive picked:
maths
fm (with fp1 and fp2)
biology
psychology
epq (idk what topic tho)
i honestly just picked subjects i like - i think a lot of people who do maths also do physics and i HATE physics so much and i really dont want to take it but i do understand why it would be useful but idk if i will regret taking/not taking it
any advice would be much appriciated <33

hiyaa i want to take maths at uni and im going into year 12 next year and this is what ive picked:
maths
fm (with fp1 and fp2)
biology
psychology
epq (idk what topic tho)
i honestly just picked subjects i like - i think a lot of people who do maths also do physics and i HATE physics so much and i really dont want to take it but i do understand why it would be useful but idk if i will regret taking/not taking it
any advice would be much appriciated <33

hiyaa i want to take maths at uni and im going into year 12 next year and this is what ive picked:
maths
fm (with fp1 and fp2)
biology
psychology
epq (idk what topic tho)
i honestly just picked subjects i like - i think a lot of people who do maths also do physics and i HATE physics so much and i really dont want to take it but i do understand why it would be useful but idk if i will regret taking/not taking it
any advice would be much appriciated <33

Maths and Further Maths are pretty much a must for a Maths degree regardless of whether FM is an entry requirement or not. To get into the best possible uni your target should be A*A*A*. Too many people take a 4th A level and don't realise that it is not needed. A 4th A level also puts extra demands on the time you should be allocating to the other 3 A levels. An EPQ is a waste of time also unless the school is forcing you to do it - if they are try to drop it in year 13.

4 or 3 plus EPQ not both

is it that bad to do both? my school only allows fm as 4th a level but i obviously need it for maths at uni but i also really want to do epq (finish in year 12)

As a maths teacher I wouldn't recommend both - do UKMT challenges and some reading around but it is too much otherwise.

okay thank you is there anything else you would recommend to do in year 12 for maths ? to help prepare for a degree but also stuff i can write about in my personal statement because that’s what I wanted to do epq for

my school only allows fm as a 4th a level tho and they finish the entire epq in year 12

Your school are behind the times if they don't realise how useful FM A level can be for students. For anyone considering a Maths degree the school should be encouraging them to take FM for the simple reason that you have a head start when you get to uni. A lot of what you learn in FM is repeated in the first semester of the degree. The better universities now expect you to have done FM if it's offered....obviously only for certain stem degrees.
But still, 4 A levels and an EPQ. That's too much.

do you think there isnt really a point in doing epq then ? because idk what to do it on but my parents keep pushing me to take it but i dont know how good that would look on a university application for maths but i want to keep my options open becuase im not 100 sure i want to do maths at uni but my school is also making us self learn our fm option modules too due to lack of teaching staff so i feel its a lot of work that could be worth it ?? idkk

do you think there isnt really a point in doing epq then ? because idk what to do it on but my parents keep pushing me to take it but i dont know how good that would look on a university application for maths but i want to keep my options open becuase im not 100 sure i want to do maths at uni but my school is also making us self learn our fm option modules too due to lack of teaching staff so i feel its a lot of work that could be worth it ?? idkk

Are you at a state school in England?

An EPQ is only really there to boost your UCAS points or where you don't have the required grade in your 3rd A level it might be used instead of that. To me EPQs are a lot of work for something that may not even be required. Tell your parents that EPQs take a lot of time and that time likely comes out of the time you should be spending on A levels. A levels are much more important to universities and employers than an EPQ.
So the reason that your school is putting FM as a 4th A level is that they don't really want you to take it and especially if they are not actually teaching it. That is really poor. Again, if you have to self teach that is extra time so even more reason not to do an EPQ.
If you want to get the best possible results I would suggest starting with the 4 A levels but no EPQ. Lots of students drop one A level after the first year as they find four too time consuming. That may be the best option for you. If the self teach FM does not work then drop that asap to just concentrate on the other 3 A levels.