So far I have the definite 2 choices of religious studies and sociology as an A-level but recently I have been debating between the three subjects history, media studies and politics as a third option.
I have been studying history for GCSES, I would say i'm decent but I have grown to resent it a little bit which is bringing down my motivation for it.. I would say I am really interested and I really see myself doing it having looked at the A-level topics for history, however I am also worried that if I do pick it as an A-level it will become too difficult to manage as I would then be doing 3 heavy essay based A-level subjects. The positives however is that it complements my definite 2 options well and would help if I do decide that I want to get into law.
I have never studied politics before because but I have been interested in doing something in law or even International law which is where I think it would tie nicely with my options. However, I have seen that if you are doing politics it must be something you are passionate about doing.. I would not say that I am super passionate about the subject but I am quite interested since it complements my other options I have considered it.
With media studies I had decided to consider it as I feel like I have to since I don't want to overload myself with so much essay subjects. I'm not saying that it isn't hard but compared to my two essay based options, media would balance out my A-levels. I wouldn't say i'm 100% passionate about it though, I feel like if a do decide to take it, it would be a waste of an A-level since it's not something I would desire to take after A-levels. I also hear that it isn't really a subject taken seriously to universities so i'm not sure.
If you have any advice for me please reply as I am in a dilemma.