Gcse and alevels help

Hi ,
Im in Year 11 right now and i have applied for a bunch of Sixth-forms and collages with maths , physics and economics and fm. At first i wanted to do an economics degree but then i looked more into it and realized most Russell universities really want further maths as a fourth a-level to do an economics degree , and i know i can apply without it but i just don’t want to risk that and also economics is very risky degree career wise as finding a job can be stressful and difficult. So i decided to do engineering. My predicted Grades for gcses are all 8’s and i thought it would be a good career path, so i added physics and now im doing maths , physics and economics and fm , but many universities really want another science as your 3rd option , and u dont really have a passion for chemistry so i thought i would do biology which i like - but alot of universities say that they prefer chemistry over biology for certain engineering degrees . Now i am not very sure what engineering degree i wanted to go into , but since im a female i don’t really want to be working in like a factory , but more like offices . At first i wanted to do software engineering as one they can work in an office and also they earn a very high income . But unfortunately i dont do gcse computer science , and i think that doing alevels in computer science would be very difficult for me as i havent done that for gcse’s . And then i went and looked into mechanical engineering and noticed many uni want further maths !! I also looked into petroleum engineering which is very intreating - but also again many universities want chemistry! Im not trying to go to like a very top top Russell group like oxbridge but a few Russell groups would be preferred. Please help me !! What should i do for alevels maths, physics, and bio or chem ?? And also should i try really hard in gcse maths to get a nine so i can do further maths alevel , which i really dont want to do , and what type of engineering is good since i dont really like chemistry , want to work more in an office and also earn alot of money. Please any answers can help me

I think what's important to consider is what you'll actually enjoy. If you're certain that you want to go into engineering, I would definitely recommend Chemistry or Physics because they compliment Maths quite well and teach you very valuable skills. However, you have plenty of time before going into industry so I wouldn't write any opportunity off yet. From what I've read, you're probably overthinking a lot which is causing a lot of stress. There are many things you can worry about, however, if you're passionate about your subjects those worries are going to become insignificant.

Hi ,
Im in Year 11 right now and i have applied for a bunch of Sixth-forms and collages with maths , physics and economics and fm. At first i wanted to do an economics degree but then i looked more into it and realized most Russell universities really want further maths as a fourth a-level to do an economics degree , and i know i can apply without it but i just don’t want to risk that and also economics is very risky degree career wise as finding a job can be stressful and difficult. So i decided to do engineering. My predicted Grades for gcses are all 8’s and i thought it would be a good career path, so i added physics and now im doing maths , physics and economics and fm , but many universities really want another science as your 3rd option , and u dont really have a passion for chemistry so i thought i would do biology which i like - but alot of universities say that they prefer chemistry over biology for certain engineering degrees . Now i am not very sure what engineering degree i wanted to go into , but since im a female i don’t really want to be working in like a factory , but more like offices . At first i wanted to do software engineering as one they can work in an office and also they earn a very high income . But unfortunately i dont do gcse computer science , and i think that doing alevels in computer science would be very difficult for me as i havent done that for gcse’s . And then i went and looked into mechanical engineering and noticed many uni want further maths !! I also looked into petroleum engineering which is very intreating - but also again many universities want chemistry! Im not trying to go to like a very top top Russell group like oxbridge but a few Russell groups would be preferred. Please help me !! What should i do for alevels maths, physics, and bio or chem ?? And also should i try really hard in gcse maths to get a nine so i can do further maths alevel , which i really dont want to do , and what type of engineering is good since i dont really like chemistry , want to work more in an office and also earn alot of money. Please any answers can help me

Thank you so much your right im really stressed . Should i do maths chem and physics you recommend? Or should i add further maths ? Also do you know any good engineering courses that would be the best fit for me ?