A level choices

I am nearing the end of year 11 and I am at the time where I need to finalise my decisions on what A levels i should pick. I am definitely set on doing maths but the others I am not so sure. I enjoy chemistry and biology and stuff like sport science. But I think a subject like economics might be very useful and interseting. I know I am definitely taking maths and a science, i cannot decide between chemistry,biology,pe,economics. Please could I get some advice with reasons. Thanks

What are you thinking of taking at uni/what sort of career do you want to go into?

I am nearing the end of year 11 and I am at the time where I need to finalise my decisions on what A levels i should pick. I am definitely set on doing maths but the others I am not so sure. I enjoy chemistry and biology and stuff like sport science. But I think a subject like economics might be very useful and interseting. I know I am definitely taking maths and a science, i cannot decide between chemistry,biology,pe,economics. Please could I get some advice with reasons. Thanks

i like the idea of doing something related to sports but in the science catagory that makes a decent amount, but other than that i cant really think of what i want to do when I am older.

Maths, chemistry and biology might keep your doors open the most. You can do economics at uni without econ A level, you can do sports science with chemistry and biology A level, etc. Bio, chem and maths will keep a lot of paths open for you.
But the most important thing is to pick subjects you enjoy the most. What subjects would be excited to study for 2 years?

I’d say a good combination would be maths, biology and pe. If you want to go into a sports related career then pe and biology would obviously be very helpful, and would also allow you to meet the subject requirements for sports science at most unis- maths can also help with getting into better unis and might aid with getting higher paying jobs

I’d say a good combination would be maths, biology and pe. If you want to go into a sports related career then pe and biology would obviously be very helpful, and would also allow you to meet the subject requirements for sports science at most unis- maths can also help with getting into better unis and might aid with getting higher paying jobs

would yo say maths,chemistry and pe is a good combination