A level options

Hey guys so my current a level options are geography, economics, psychology and, politics ( + an epq). So i was going to drop a subject and i’m not too sure which one to drop. I know I want to take geography for sure, though I'm not sure what i want to do at uni. If say i wanted to do something like international relations or HSPS ( or something of that sort most likely a humanity) at top unis would it be ok to do geo psych econ and drop politics?? Or what would the best combination be. A lot of unis have no requirements but does it look better to do a certain set??

Are there any specific universities that you’re interested in?

Geo, Econ and Psycho would be strong picks, especially with an EPQ

I would love to go to a top uni and do something of the humanities sorts ( most likely) there, places like cambridge ( probably a long shot lol so I don’t want t sound too cocky) or like durham or you know ones like those that are up there, though I want to know the best a level combination i can take to maximise chances

I would love to go to a top uni and do something of the humanities sorts ( most likely) there, places like cambridge ( probably a long shot lol so I don’t want t sound too cocky) or like durham or you know ones like those that are up there, though I want to know the best a level combination i can take to maximise chances

Durham:
https://www.durham.ac.uk/study/courses/international-relations-l250/#entry-requirements
So the best A-level combination (in my opinion) would be the ones that you enjoy the most/can get the best grades in while still meeting the entry requirements. So it’s worth checking individual university websites that you’re interested in to get a general consensus on what on specific subjects are required for international relations or similar, if any at all.
Which subject do you like least out of the 4 that you’re doing or which one do you think that you’ll be less likely to get that A/A* in?

Thank you sm!! To be honest im not quite sure yet because although economics gets hard ( and im scared of the graphs as of now) theres more revision resources online for it and guides to achieve the grades whereas with politics I have no idea how to revise though it would potentially be easier to achieve an A. So, would dropping economics be smarter ( though i think it may be higher regarded than politics)

I would personally disregard the idea that economics is “higher regarded than politics” especially when you factor in that many economics degrees actually require you to have maths (it’s more important to have maths + then also further maths if relevant than it is to have economics). To give the example.
Universities won’t care about this unless they have preferred subject list in general or for the specific course where politics is listed in the non-preferred section unlike Economics.
If you enjoy economics less than politics and don’t believe that you’ll do as well in subject compared to politics then yeah.

Thank you for all your help, my biggest concern right now is that politics is not as interesting as well as how i have no idea how to revise it unlike economics, you are right about the whole “ well regarded” aspect of this all though, (also another thing i’d like to add is that I do not intend on doing econ at uni) well anyway, Thank you so much for you're time and help with this all