A-Level choices confliction?

Because you say you're interested in science too, if you want to keep some science options open (physics/engineering) maybe consider taking Maths, FM, physics, and then your fourth could be History or Greek. This increases options for you when you want to pick a degree.
The "conflict" in your subjects won't make you less attractive at all as long as you meet any requirements and preferences they have for subjects.

I'm in Y11 after this summer and basically have to choose A-levels by March.
I was thinking of doing Maths, Further Maths, History and Classical Greek, in the hope that I might reach a conclusion on what I really want to study for uni- basically I can do Maths at uni, but also an alternative if maths turns out not to be for me- a humanities subject such as History or Classics.
I'm fairly all around, and interested in both humanities and science/maths- but also very indecisive.
However, would that make me a less attractive student to universities? (Currently aiming for top 8 ish)
Or would it be wiser to simply take something along the lines of Maths, FM, Chem and Physics; or History, Greek and foreign language.
Thank you

Thanks for the advice. Though I am concerned that on the other hand the 4th subject ie Greek for example would be unapplicable because trying to get into a classics degree at uni would be much more difficult without something to support the humanities area of it. Of course if this were the other way, trying to get into maths with only maths a-level would also not be as easy. I think that's the crux of the issue.

Thanks for the advice. Though I am concerned that on the other hand the 4th subject ie Greek for example would be unapplicable because trying to get into a classics degree at uni would be much more difficult without something to support the humanities area of it. Of course if this were the other way, trying to get into maths with only maths a-level would also not be as easy. I think that's the crux of the issue.

I understand, maybe it's time to have a good think about whether it's worth keeping science degrees open.

As before, it’s fine to take a combination which mixes maths and humanities- are you also interested in pursuing science related degrees at uni?
Is yes then taking a science is essential, if not then your combination of double maths, history and classical Greek is great and will get you onto a variety of maths and history/classics related degrees.

I'll think more about science degrees. I was probably overestimating how much dedication in terms of A-levels into a broad area such as humanities would take for entering a good uni. Thanks for the advice

You should also consider taking French or Spanish alongside Maths, Further Maths and Physics or if you don't do a language then Economics is a nice subject with easy Data Response marks. 😉 lol

Yes. As an very indecisive person who struggles even with ordering food it's definitely something I should be strict with. Thank you.