I don't know what I want to do in the future

I know there are probably countless threads like this, but I wanted to make mine's a little more personal to my situation.
I'm doing my GCSEs, and I have to make up my mind about a-levels now. My parents want me to do triple science and math, and I really don't mind it.
But I don't feel like I have an interest in any of those things. Neither do I have an interest in any other subject. I guess I chose that combination because it could open a lot of doors for me, a lot of different pathways. My parents would like for me to do something medicine related, and again, the thought doesn't thrill me but it doesn't fill me with dread either. I guess though, I'm a little scared on how I will do with biology considering all the memorisation and content (although I'm not bad at bio right now, I'm just scared I will procrastinate and leave everything last minute. This is something I am working on.)
My plans for the future are sixth form -> undergrad -> post grad, no gap years.
I also do not want to have to transfer uni courses or risk anything (e.g. dropping/retaking a-levels) because as an international student the cost of all of this would be ridiculously expensive. My parents would have to give up everything just for me to transfer courses. While I don't qualify for financial aid, please try to understand that there are some situations where it is not possible to be spending this much.
I don't know what to do at all. I do hate essay subjects, and that's really all I know right now. I used to have a passion for computer science but even pursuing a degree in that just seems jaded to me now.

Hi there,
I'm sorry to hear that you are struggling to decide however, you will figure it all out and find what your passion is. Have you attended any open days? If not, that is something that I would recommend as open days are great to explore different courses and find what interests you. You can ask questions about the course, get some information from the sixth form/university and get a feel for the courses and campus. We have a handy page with tips how to get the most out of your open day, which you can access here: Attending a university Open Day
I would also have a look at researching into different courses that may interest you. YouTube was something I used to get a bit more of an insight into the course. I also wouldn't put as much pressure on yourself and maybe even have a break without thinking about what you want to study or be when you are older. Putting too much pressure on yourself or others doing so, can take the fun and excitement out of it.
Are there any courses that incorporate computer science within the modules of the subject? Maybe you'd prefer course work based courses, which is something you want to look at if you don't like essay based subjects. There are many course work based courses including those in the humanities, social sciences, and arts. Some examples include degrees in Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, and various artistic fields
Feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
Hope this helps,
^Zac 🙂

If you don't have an interest in the subjects, don't do them. A level is very work-level demanding and you'll most likely struggle with the workload if you don't like the vibe and don't like the subjects. Maybe you could choose Psychology? I'm doing Psychology A level rn and I'm not the best at memorising or writing essays, but I did decent (like a high B) on my Yr12 end of years. Also, Psychology is basically (I would say ''biology but easier'') and i feel like the content is so much easier to learn than actual science subjects. I've heard that most universities consider Psychology as a science, so maybe that'll kind of fulfill your parents wishes of you doing science subjects?

Thank you for your reply. I actually have not done this yet, I was planning on going to a few university fairs and potentially some open days, but they clashed with my exams - however, I'll definitely take a look into this after my exams
I didn't know coursework based courses existed! That's incredible. I'm genuinely interested now.
I'll do my best to not be so harsh on myself <333
Thank you again!

I know there are probably countless threads like this, but I wanted to make mine's a little more personal to my situation.
I'm doing my GCSEs, and I have to make up my mind about a-levels now. My parents want me to do triple science and math, and I really don't mind it.
But I don't feel like I have an interest in any of those things. Neither do I have an interest in any other subject. I guess I chose that combination because it could open a lot of doors for me, a lot of different pathways. My parents would like for me to do something medicine related, and again, the thought doesn't thrill me but it doesn't fill me with dread either. I guess though, I'm a little scared on how I will do with biology considering all the memorisation and content (although I'm not bad at bio right now, I'm just scared I will procrastinate and leave everything last minute. This is something I am working on.)
My plans for the future are sixth form -> undergrad -> post grad, no gap years.
I also do not want to have to transfer uni courses or risk anything (e.g. dropping/retaking a-levels) because as an international student the cost of all of this would be ridiculously expensive. My parents would have to give up everything just for me to transfer courses. While I don't qualify for financial aid, please try to understand that there are some situations where it is not possible to be spending this much.
I don't know what to do at all. I do hate essay subjects, and that's really all I know right now. I used to have a passion for computer science but even pursuing a degree in that just seems jaded to me now.