Hi, I'm unsure of what I want to do in the future but so far, the closest thing I can get to describing it is York's Interactive Media and Leeds' Digital Media undergraduate courses (both of which have no subject requirements). I'm doing Sociology and Graphic Communications A Level for definite, it's just the third option I'm unsure of. I want to do more creative activities but not so much that I want to do Fine Art. I kind of want to do a bit of game design, web design, graphic design etc. I would be open to coding so I was thinking of Computer Science but I'm not great at maths and I know I'd find the subject as a whole difficult. I figured I could maybe learn how to code in my own time and I think that wouldn't put me off programming than if I were to do CS at A Level. I also don't want to the subjects I did in GSCE such as English, Geography, Sciences etc. because I don't find them interesting.
I was thinking of doing BTEC ICT but my college isn't offering it this year. Then I thought Psychology may be relevant and could work. I had my enrolment for college today and a teacher suggested Film Studies but I'm not interested at all in doing film. I ended up sticking with Psychology for enrolment but today my sister suggested Media Studies which would be relevant to what I want to do. My question is would it matter if I do Psychology or Media Studies - is one better than the other for my situation? Are there any other subjects you think would be more relevant that I'm not thinking about?
I can still change my A Level choices within the first few weeks of college so I could see if I end up liking Psychology and want to keep doing it. But yeah, what are people's thoughts?