HELPPP , stay at current school for sixth form to do IB OR go to another school

Soooooo, guys i need help , i'm really struggling to pick between my current school or to leave to another sixth form
For context - my school is relatively new ( and we're gonna be the first cohort of year 11 ) . This means that we are also going to be the first cohort of yr12s and yr13s . I kinda like my school? and i really love all my teachers , seriously. However, my school is doing IB and not A-levels which i guess is amazing since no other school in the area offers IB. I am considering IB however i've been seeing loads of people on TikTok complaining about the workload. It's either this or i leave my school to do A-levels ( which apparently has lesser workload than IB).
My current options i'm considering in sixth form are : Economics ( which is mandatory , i really wanna do it ) , politics ( also mandatory for me , just because i am interested in it ) , English Literature ( which i am considering ) , or psychology ( also considering ) and finally sociology ( it's a maybe ).
p.s my school don't offer economics as part of their IB yet ( they are open to consideration if people really need/want to do it ).
any advice would help , thanks xx

What are you thinking of studying at university?
IB tends to be 'better' for Arts type future studies.

Hi @yayyforskl i think it depends on what your future goals are. Your school sounds really amazing and if your happy and comfortable there then staying sounds like a great option. However if you have a specific degree/career your aiming for, it’s worth seeing what unis except IBs or if their more or less favourable than a levels. You could do this by reading the grade requirements on their websites or emailing their admissions teams.
Hope this helps and best of luck,
Vee (Kingston rep)

I'm thinking of applying for law at uni! - or politics 😊

OK - not an easy decision.
If you can get the subjects you want then I think there is a benefit of staying where you are.
A pioneering cohort usually gets lots of support.
Go to other schools Open Evenings to see what they are like and, of course, you don't just have to apply to one.