Alevels

Good combination of subjects, youll have options in healthcare, biosciences, psych and then anything with low subject requirements like humanities and some maths-y stuff like finance or comp sci but at less reputatable unis most likely (cos no fm)

U can either do bio sci or psych in uni i’d say… since you don’t have chem, med, vet, dent, biochem are all out alongside no maths or physics or any type of engineering cuz you don’t have further maths.
Not a bad thing tho, mind you, I am gonna do bio sci in imperial(i got the offer) and I did maths, further maths, bio, physics which opened ridiculous options that i hated besides bio sci, so if you enjoy either bio or psych as it is, ur choices are gd.
But if ur uni ambition is not tier 1/2 unis, u can still take wtever courses…. Again, the assumption is still if you have straight a* prediction.
Good luck!! You got this!

The math's that I would be taking will be further math's, does that change things??

Helloo,
I was wonder if Bio, Math and Psychology are good options for A levels and what career choices they could possibly lead to.
I'm currently inclined towards a more Science field or a career in which I may be able to help people.
Also, if anyone has any group recommendations to join in order to build up career profile please do let me know

Hi OP,
Just to add to this, even if you are not taking further maths, a maths degree is not out of the question if you do decide to only take one maths A-Level! I am currently in my second year doing maths at Lancaster and I have a few friends in my course who did not take further maths. All of the year one content is taught with no assumed knowledge of any further maths, and while I will say that it may be easier to do a maths degree with both maths A-Levels, it is by no means required even by some top 10 universities (such as Lancaster).
Also, if you are considering a degree in science, have you considered doing a degree in Natural Sciences? This is a degree that is offered at a wide range of universities, including here. It's a multidisciplinary course that allows you to take modules (within reason) from a range of different sciences, so in your first year you may choose to study around 2-4 science subjects and then either continue with all of your subjects, or choose to specialise in some. This is a great option for you if you know you want to go into a science field but do not have a hard preference about what subjects to study! It's also great because you get to develop a wide range of skills stemming from the different subjects, which could be a great benefit to your future career options as it can open a wide range of doors
All the best,
Rhianna (Lancaster Student Ambassador)

Hi, thank you so much for your input
I recently submitted my A level form and I chose Bio, Math and Psychology, I don't think that this combo would work for Majors such as Marine Biology, so if possible could you give me a list on what majors I could do with this subject?

Bio, maths and psych is absolutely fine for marine bio! It will be fine for most biosciences degrees actually, just not the biochem or healthcare ones mostly

I did bio and psych and I’m doing law at uni, law usually doesn’t have any specific subject requirements

Hi, thank you so much for your input
I recently submitted my A level form and I chose Bio, Math and Psychology, I don't think that this combo would work for Majors such as Marine Biology, so if possible could you give me a list on what majors I could do with this subject?