Im in big trouble. What should I do?

Im in year 12. I do maths, physics and economics. I want to go and study something finance related at uni. The thing is i suck at physics. Im absolutely dreadful at it. What should i do? Im thinking of picking up A level business as its useful for finance related careers. If i pick up a level business i would have to complete it in one year which i think is not too difficult since i already do economics which is slightly related to business. Would universities look down on me after seeing that i have dropped physics at the end of year 12 and picked up another subject? I honestly have no idea what to do. Can someone give me an idea. Feel free to ask me any questions

Im in year 12. I do maths, physics and economics. I want to go and study something finance related at uni. The thing is i suck at physics. Im absolutely dreadful at it. What should i do? Im thinking of picking up A level business as its useful for finance related careers. If i pick up a level business i would have to complete it in one year which i think is not too difficult since i already do economics which is slightly related to business. Would universities look down on me after seeing that i have dropped physics at the end of year 12 and picked up another subject? I honestly have no idea what to do. Can someone give me an idea. Feel free to ask me any questions

Not sure if it's changed over the years, but my dad dropped A level physics and then went on to go to study medicine at uni and is now a GP, so 🤷🏼*♀️

I mean its better to not fail one of your subjects. They wouldn't necessarily 'look down upon you.' Top unis don't really like business A level - but obviously it's better to get 3 a levels vs 2 (if you failed physics). What would you do for your predicted grades though because if you drop physics you'll only have 2? Would you take a gap year so you get actual grades? I think you need to have a talk with your school

I mean its better to not fail one of your subjects. They wouldn't necessarily 'look down upon you.' Top unis don't really like business A level - but obviously it's better to get 3 a levels vs 2 (if you failed physics). What would you do for your predicted grades though because if you drop physics you'll only have 2? Would you take a gap year so you get actual grades? I think you need to have a talk with your school

Do u reckon i can get into a russel group uni with 3 really good grades in maths, business and economics and maybe an E in physics

I don't think russell group unis like the combo maths econ business, especially top unis probably won't accept both because of the subject overlap

What subject do you think i should take instead of business?

You can't just really take up a new subject now I'll be real - surely sticking with physics would be better considering you've learnt it for a year. you can't just learn an A level in like 8 months

i dont think it would be extremely difficult if i put my head down. Dont forget i also have the whole of the summer holidays to revise

Im in year 12. I do maths, physics and economics. I want to go and study something finance related at uni. The thing is i suck at physics. Im absolutely dreadful at it. What should i do? Im thinking of picking up A level business as its useful for finance related careers. If i pick up a level business i would have to complete it in one year which i think is not too difficult since i already do economics which is slightly related to business. Would universities look down on me after seeing that i have dropped physics at the end of year 12 and picked up another subject? I honestly have no idea what to do. Can someone give me an idea. Feel free to ask me any questions

personally, if you hate the subject its going to be even harder to succeed in it and so if you like business and have a similar background or are even just willing to put in the extra effort i dont think it would be a problem, especialliy if you then got a good grade to reflect that

Well he wants to go to a RG uni, which you can’t with maths economics business

oh i was unaware
why do rg unis frown on those a levels then?

They’re seen as too similar (economics and business)

Im in year 12. I do maths, physics and economics. I want to go and study something finance related at uni. The thing is i suck at physics. Im absolutely dreadful at it. What should i do? Im thinking of picking up A level business as its useful for finance related careers. If i pick up a level business i would have to complete it in one year which i think is not too difficult since i already do economics which is slightly related to business. Would universities look down on me after seeing that i have dropped physics at the end of year 12 and picked up another subject? I honestly have no idea what to do. Can someone give me an idea. Feel free to ask me any questions

Im in year 12. I do maths, physics and economics. I want to go and study something finance related at uni. The thing is i suck at physics. Im absolutely dreadful at it. What should i do? Im thinking of picking up A level business as its useful for finance related careers. If i pick up a level business i would have to complete it in one year which i think is not too difficult since i already do economics which is slightly related to business. Would universities look down on me after seeing that i have dropped physics at the end of year 12 and picked up another subject? I honestly have no idea what to do. Can someone give me an idea. Feel free to ask me any questions

Here’s the things i think would be worth looking into/considering:

Just some ideas, not an exhaustive list! Happy to answer questions 🙂

If i fail my as level for physics they make me pick another subject anyways. Also onto your other point. You said top unis dont accept business and economics combo. Do you mean oxbridge type unis or Russell group unis. Also what about apprenticeship?