I've been struggling recently with choosing my A-levels and it has been making me go insane. The subjects I will definitely do are maths, physics and further maths but I'm struggling to choose my fourth a-level. My main career goal is to go into engineering; the other careers I'm considering are economics and computer science.
When I checked on the Cambridge website it said 62% of those who do engineering take chemistry so it would be a sensible option to take it and people also say that it is a good a-level to do in general.
Software engineering is a career I want to go to because it has good pay and my parents advised me to take it but i don't love coding. The Cambridge website said that 64% of people who did computer science at their uni took computer science at a level. Sometimes I really enjoy computer science but sometimes I don't.
I'm considering a career in economics because I have really enjoyed it so far in GCSE so I was thinking about taking it for a level. The Cambridge website said that 93% of people who took economics did it at a level.
I also read some people say that engineering is a good career as you can switch to IT and finance. What fourth a-level should I choose that would allow me to keep all 3 options available to do at uni or in the future as a career? I will really appreciate the advice you give me, thank you. BTW I know I have quoted stats from Cambridge but I am looking at other possible universities.