What subjects should I pick at a- level if I'm wanting to study biology at uni?

I know that I would need to obviously do biology, and probably chemistry, but for my third subject I'm not sure on what to pick. I would love to do something I enjoy like psychology which I found very interesting at GCSE level, but I'm guessing it's better to do physics or maths as a third option as I don't think I'll go into anything psychology related in the future. I just don't really enjoy maths or physics, if I had to choose one it would be physics but at one of the sixth forms I'm looking in to you need to do maths alongside it, and I would rather not do 4 a- levels!
Part of me wants to just do biology, chemistry and psychology but I know that's not the best thing I could do, and doing either physics or maths keeps my options open a lot more as most unis look for an A in biology and another science and then a B in another subject. I'm just curious to know what other people think, and it also might make me more willing to go for one of those other subjects if people truly think it's important!

I know that I would need to obviously do biology, and probably chemistry, but for my third subject I'm not sure on what to pick. I would love to do something I enjoy like psychology which I found very interesting at GCSE level, but I'm guessing it's better to do physics or maths as a third option as I don't think I'll go into anything psychology related in the future. I just don't really enjoy maths or physics, if I had to choose one it would be physics but at one of the sixth forms I'm looking in to you need to do maths alongside it, and I would rather not do 4 a- levels!
Part of me wants to just do biology, chemistry and psychology but I know that's not the best thing I could do, and doing either physics or maths keeps my options open a lot more as most unis look for an A in biology and another science and then a B in another subject. I'm just curious to know what other people think, and it also might make me more willing to go for one of those other subjects if people truly think it's important!

Hi! For most unis your third subject doesn’t matter. For example I’m doing biochemistry at a RG uni and I did bio, chem and Spanish A Levels. I also know someone doing a biology degree who did Biology, psychology and politics. Just do what you enjoy and what you are good at!

The poster above is right, your combination is perfectly fine!
Taking psychology would be beneficial for the biology A-level as well, as there are some overlaps within the course. (E.g. statistical tests and neuronal communication)
It it also important to keep the maths A-level in mind, as this is a subject which acts as a key (may be preferred by some universities, or even compulsory) to many STEM-related courses for an undergraduate degree.

I know that I would need to obviously do biology, and probably chemistry, but for my third subject I'm not sure on what to pick. I would love to do something I enjoy like psychology which I found very interesting at GCSE level, but I'm guessing it's better to do physics or maths as a third option as I don't think I'll go into anything psychology related in the future. I just don't really enjoy maths or physics, if I had to choose one it would be physics but at one of the sixth forms I'm looking in to you need to do maths alongside it, and I would rather not do 4 a- levels!
Part of me wants to just do biology, chemistry and psychology but I know that's not the best thing I could do, and doing either physics or maths keeps my options open a lot more as most unis look for an A in biology and another science and then a B in another subject. I'm just curious to know what other people think, and it also might make me more willing to go for one of those other subjects if people truly think it's important!

I know that I would need to obviously do biology, and probably chemistry, but for my third subject I'm not sure on what to pick. I would love to do something I enjoy like psychology which I found very interesting at GCSE level, but I'm guessing it's better to do physics or maths as a third option as I don't think I'll go into anything psychology related in the future. I just don't really enjoy maths or physics, if I had to choose one it would be physics but at one of the sixth forms I'm looking in to you need to do maths alongside it, and I would rather not do 4 a- levels!
Part of me wants to just do biology, chemistry and psychology but I know that's not the best thing I could do, and doing either physics or maths keeps my options open a lot more as most unis look for an A in biology and another science and then a B in another subject. I'm just curious to know what other people think, and it also might make me more willing to go for one of those other subjects if people truly think it's important!

I know that I would need to obviously do biology, and probably chemistry, but for my third subject I'm not sure on what to pick. I would love to do something I enjoy like psychology which I found very interesting at GCSE level, but I'm guessing it's better to do physics or maths as a third option as I don't think I'll go into anything psychology related in the future. I just don't really enjoy maths or physics, if I had to choose one it would be physics but at one of the sixth forms I'm looking in to you need to do maths alongside it, and I would rather not do 4 a- levels!
Part of me wants to just do biology, chemistry and psychology but I know that's not the best thing I could do, and doing either physics or maths keeps my options open a lot more as most unis look for an A in biology and another science and then a B in another subject. I'm just curious to know what other people think, and it also might make me more willing to go for one of those other subjects if people truly think it's important!