A-Level Options: Biology, Maths, and Physics?

I'm seeking advice for my A-level combination. I like all the science subjects and maths and achieved an A* in biology, an A in chemistry and an A in physics. I also achieved an A in maths. I enjoyed biology and physics most overall in year 11 but I still enjoyed a few topics in chemistry just as much. I was thinking of studying biology, maths and physics for my A-levels, as this would keep open certain degrees in the biology field and obviously most, if not, all physics degrees. Please provide any advice and insights you see fit.

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DerDracologe

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I started with this combination for a level to keep options open in physics and biology and would say its a solid combination! If you think you might want to go into physics then consider fm but other than that you've got it sorted.