Economics, Maths, and German Alevels

I need to pick my A levels soon, but I don't really know what I want to study at Uni. I've considered law, finance, or international relations, but I can't seem to decide. I enjoy maths and am good at german and I think I will enjoy economics. Is this a bad combo? Is economics hard to do well in?

I need to pick my A levels soon, but I don't really know what I want to study at Uni. I've considered law, finance, or international relations, but I can't seem to decide. I enjoy maths and am good at german and I think I will enjoy economics. Is this a bad combo? Is economics hard to do well in?

I do the exact same A levels, currently in year 13. Economics definitely isn’t an easy subject by any means but doesn’t mean it’s impossible - just a lot of work has to be put into the subject. Maths is good to have as it allows for many courses in the future. German is also useful as a language can be highly sought for. I think the 3 work well as a combination. Hope this helps

I think this is a good combo. Maths and economics compliment each other, and leaves open to economics and accounting and finance degrees. And Having a language is also not only a sought after skill, but also very useful for international relations I’d like to imagine. I guess the only thing I’d suggest is that international relations contains a lot politics, and a fair amount of history. However, IR doesn’t have specific entry requirements, so you don’t have to take them if you don’t want to, but they’d certainly be helpful.