Best A-levels for UCL Architecture BSc

What are the best and most common A-Levels for the Architecture course at UCL from successful applicants? I am considering Art, Technology and Design (useful for the course), History (can get a high grade in), and I have noticed a trend that a lot of applicants who got in had both Art and Maths, Maths isn’t my strong suit so I didn’t take further at GCSE but I’m willing to possibly do a part-time AS Maths course during the nights at a college that only require a B in GCSE Maths, I will truly do anything to get into this course despite the challenges. Are these subjects commonly chosen, and what would you recommend I do?

UCL doesn't have any specific A level requirements so what you plan to take is fine. You don't need A level maths for the vast majority of architecture degrees. Best to stick with the subjects you enjoy and will achieve the best grades in.
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UCL doesn't have any specific A level requirements so what you plan to take is fine. You don't need A level maths for the vast majority of architecture degrees. Best to stick with the subjects you enjoy and will achieve the best grades in.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7536742

I suppose if I am rejected after I apply I could take a gap year where I take A-level maths at a local tec collage, get some experience that will look good in my application and get a job to earn lots of money to prepare to live in London. Would you recommend this? Or if rejected should I just accept an offer from any other unis that gave me one?

UCL is one of the most competitive unis for architecture and probably one of the most creative courses. Taking A level maths will not help you get into UCL. Creating a strong portfolio should be your focus as this is a very important part of the application process. However, you need to be realistic that you might not be offered a place and you should also research other schools that you would be a happy to go to. Remember, with architecture you can change unis for part 2, so if you don't get into UCL for your undergrad, you can apply again for your masters.

Ok thank you again I will just work on getting my alevels to the highest standard that I can. For the portfolio when do you suggest I begin making it? I would assume second year of A-levels?

Start working on it through your first year of A levels and the year 12 summer holidays so that it takes pressure off you when you go into year 13. Then you'll be able to focus on your UCAS application and revising for mocks and A level exams in year 13.