worried about my future prospects

I'm taking Biology, Psychology and Latin A-Level, since I was unable to get the grades to take Chemistry instead of Chemistry. I recognise that this shuts a lot of doors, but there isn't anything I can do about it. What jobs could I do with these three A-Levels? I'll be doing an EPQ too. I'm planning on getting an exam remarked and if I go up a grade, I could also have the option of taking Economics, Politics or Philosophy. Would any of these be better? I'm good at Latin and have excelled at it at GCSE but I'm worried about how useful it is.
I'm juggling between Law and Zoology right now, but if someone who does law could shed some insight? Like, is it unbearably stressful or is it worth it? Is the pay good? Is there a decent work-life balance? How long does it take to get a job once graduated? If anyone who does zoology could answer those questions too that would be great. I'm really upset I didn't get the grades, but there's nothing I can do so I'll just have to adapt.

I'm taking Biology, Psychology and Latin A-Level, since I was unable to get the grades to take Chemistry instead of Chemistry. I recognise that this shuts a lot of doors, but there isn't anything I can do about it. What jobs could I do with these three A-Levels? I'll be doing an EPQ too. I'm planning on getting an exam remarked and if I go up a grade, I could also have the option of taking Economics, Politics or Philosophy. Would any of these be better? I'm good at Latin and have excelled at it at GCSE but I'm worried about how useful it is.
I'm juggling between Law and Zoology right now, but if someone who does law could shed some insight? Like, is it unbearably stressful or is it worth it? Is the pay good? Is there a decent work-life balance? How long does it take to get a job once graduated? If anyone who does zoology could answer those questions too that would be great. I'm really upset I didn't get the grades, but there's nothing I can do so I'll just have to adapt.