I need help for A-level choices please!!!

What other A level subjects actually interest you?
And do you have any ideas about an eventual career area - however vague?
Just be careful about taking subjects that are very similar - simply because two much overlap means you will just get bored. And be aware that Drama isn't just 'acting', and it will involve hefty textual study of plays as well.
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Well, it may limit your Uni choices to more creative/hums/essay subjects but if that's what your interested in anyway it shouldn't matter. Obvs you could't then do a science, engineering or med degree but by sounds of it you probably wouldn't want to anyways?? I would say do what you love doing is always a good option. And coursewoek should be fine if they are subjects you enjoy. Also for drama there will also be an exam element so not solely coursewoek. And then would suggest maybe, French as you are a native speaker - is the reading and written work also easyish for you? So would that make your third option a slightly easier one with potential for a good grade? I know A level more literature based so depends if that would put you off or not? But would say they go quite well together as a trio. Drama and French more recognised as academics for most Uni's. Some courses and Unis dont like anything with 'studies' in the name for some outdated reason but it really depends on where you apply to so might be worth checking out some of the course entrance requirements and Uni's that you might be interested in for the future, even if you don't know exactly what you want to do. Just so you make sure don't close any doorways at this stage, that you might want to keep open. Best of luck.

Its worth having a look at the sort-of-subjects that might interest you at degree level to see what the required A level subjects actually are. There are lots of degree subjects that have no specific subject related requirements and will just be 3 grades in any A levels, or just 'an essay based subject' - everything from Anthropology to Sociology, Marketing to Law.
Examples :
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Hi! I'm a year 11 student currently doing IGCSE's and I need help choosing a-level subjects for the 12 of december. I am one of the 'I don't know what I want to do in the future' people.
I am definitely taking Media Studies as a subject but after that I don't know. I am keen on taking drama as well, in fact I really want to, it's a passion of mine, however my parents said that they weren't sure if having two creative coursework subjects, especially drama, limits my university choices.
I am a french native speaker so I took the french GCSE in yr 10, and I am doing Spanish as a GCSE this year, as well as DT textiles, media studies, and art. --- I didn't do Drama GCSE but have been in many acting opportunities these past two years and the head of Drama said that from what he has seen, I can definitely take it for an A-Level, and other people have also done that.
I really don't know what subjects to take other than media and drama, or whether I should even take two coursework subjects?
Sorry if there isn't enough info in this post but I really need some help.

I did a lot of research with my parents, and to take Media as a course later, one the best A-levels was business studies. I didn't take business studies at GCSE, do you know if its fine to take it for A-level?

Hi! I'm a year 11 student currently doing IGCSE's and I need help choosing a-level subjects for the 12 of december. I am one of the 'I don't know what I want to do in the future' people.
I am definitely taking Media Studies as a subject but after that I don't know. I am keen on taking drama as well, in fact I really want to, it's a passion of mine, however my parents said that they weren't sure if having two creative coursework subjects, especially drama, limits my university choices.
I am a french native speaker so I took the french GCSE in yr 10, and I am doing Spanish as a GCSE this year, as well as DT textiles, media studies, and art. --- I didn't do Drama GCSE but have been in many acting opportunities these past two years and the head of Drama said that from what he has seen, I can definitely take it for an A-Level, and other people have also done that.
I really don't know what subjects to take other than media and drama, or whether I should even take two coursework subjects?
Sorry if there isn't enough info in this post but I really need some help.