Alevels help mee

In my opinion your options are all over the place and extremely difficult. Degrees you mentioned like medicine you should already have a clear set goal in mind already like you're sure you want to do medicine and you've been interested in it. However, if you truly want to keep your options open and you genuinely think you can do it I would switch geography for physics. You should keep engineering in mind because there's so much things you can do it and it's high demand in the future but if you still want to do medicine I would rethink your a levels. Also, you do not need to do 4 a level to go into these top tier unis. In my opinion I don't even see the point of doing 4 A levels I would rather get 3 As instead of 2 As and 2 Bs but this is just my opinion. Again, with economics I would just switch an a level with economics. Also, you do not need to do computer science at GCSE to do it at A level I promise you it's not that hard to catch up. I have plenty of friends who didn't do CS at GCSE and do it now at A level and the first test they did in the first year, scored As and Bs in mocks. In conclusion, I recommend you just reasearch more about what you want to do but in my opinion I would lean towards the engineering side.

Yep thanks i was thinking just that ! What engineering do you recommend , i want to work in the office mainly and im not really interested in chemistry , and also i want to have maybe a connection to finance and real estate if thats possible ? Thanks again .

In my opinion your options are all over the place and extremely difficult. Degrees you mentioned like medicine you should already have a clear set goal in mind already like you're sure you want to do medicine and you've been interested in it. However, if you truly want to keep your options open and you genuinely think you can do it I would switch geography for physics. You should keep engineering in mind because there's so much things you can do it and it's high demand in the future but if you still want to do medicine I would rethink your a levels. Also, you do not need to do 4 a level to go into these top tier unis. In my opinion I don't even see the point of doing 4 A levels I would rather get 3 As instead of 2 As and 2 Bs but this is just my opinion. Again, with economics I would just switch an a level with economics. Also, you do not need to do computer science at GCSE to do it at A level I promise you it's not that hard to catch up. I have plenty of friends who didn't do CS at GCSE and do it now at A level and the first test they did in the first year, scored As and Bs in mocks. In conclusion, I recommend you just reasearch more about what you want to do but in my opinion I would lean towards the engineering side.