What is the difference between philosophy, philosophy and ethics and RE A level?

I'm applying to colleges soon and initially wanted to take Philosophy alongside English lit and sociology. I've now considered instead doing Philosophy and RE together, but have confused myself and discovered there are 3 separate subjects: RE, Philosophy, Philosophy and Ethics? How do I know which one(s) to choose? Granted, many colleges only offer RE or Philosophy. I haven't seen any called Philosophy and Ethics, so I just may be confusing myself

I do OCR philosophy and ethics. At A-level, the naming can be confusing because different colleges use different titles. With OCR, the official qualification is called Religious Studies, but it includes three components: Philosophy of Religion, Religion and Ethics, and Developments in Religious Thought. Because two of those components are philosophy and ethics, some students informally call the subject “Philosophy and Ethics,” even though the actual A-level is Religious Studies. A-level Philosophy, on the other hand, is a separate subject that focuses more on areas like epistemology, metaphysics, and moral philosophy, and usually does not include as much religious content. So if a college offers OCR Religious Studies, that is likely what people mean when they refer to “Philosophy and Ethics.”

thank you! do you think taking RE and Philosophy together would be a good combination?