I’m not sure what to do after A Levels

I’m currently doing English Lit, Psychology and Philosophy. For context, before i chose the current topics i had previously chosen to do a completely different career path which was to go into either Astronomy or Cosmology, ended up finding that I didn’t like it. So, i chose these 3 subjects, because it was the ones i was interested in, but when i changed subjects I hadn’t really thought what career/future i would go into with these in mind. That was all the way back in GCSE, and now im in the middle of year 12, and in like a month or 2 we’re gonna have to start our UCAS applications, yet i legit have no idea what to do. I’ve considered working in publishing, but that doesn’t get me exicted, and i have no idea if i would suit a career in law of any kind. I post edits on TikTok, which i love doing, i would say im okay at it, and I’ve been doing it for the last 3 years, but im also not sure if i would be able to pursue a career that includes things like that, like something that would guarantee me a job. And i seriously don’t wanna end up doing a lit degree at uni, spend loads of money and come out unsatisfied. I’m interested in the subjects im doing rn, but im so lost. And im scared that if I take a gap year that i will just end up doing nothing and sort of give up on life.

I’m currently doing English Lit, Psychology and Philosophy. For context, before i chose the current topics i had previously chosen to do a completely different career path which was to go into either Astronomy or Cosmology, ended up finding that I didn’t like it. So, i chose these 3 subjects, because it was the ones i was interested in, but when i changed subjects I hadn’t really thought what career/future i would go into with these in mind. That was all the way back in GCSE, and now im in the middle of year 12, and in like a month or 2 we’re gonna have to start our UCAS applications, yet i legit have no idea what to do. I’ve considered working in publishing, but that doesn’t get me exicted, and i have no idea if i would suit a career in law of any kind. I post edits on TikTok, which i love doing, i would say im okay at it, and I’ve been doing it for the last 3 years, but im also not sure if i would be able to pursue a career that includes things like that, like something that would guarantee me a job. And i seriously don’t wanna end up doing a lit degree at uni, spend loads of money and come out unsatisfied. I’m interested in the subjects im doing rn, but im so lost. And im scared that if I take a gap year that i will just end up doing nothing and sort of give up on life.

I’m currently doing English Lit, Psychology and Philosophy. For context, before i chose the current topics i had previously chosen to do a completely different career path which was to go into either Astronomy or Cosmology, ended up finding that I didn’t like it. So, i chose these 3 subjects, because it was the ones i was interested in, but when i changed subjects I hadn’t really thought what career/future i would go into with these in mind. That was all the way back in GCSE, and now im in the middle of year 12, and in like a month or 2 we’re gonna have to start our UCAS applications, yet i legit have no idea what to do. I’ve considered working in publishing, but that doesn’t get me exicted, and i have no idea if i would suit a career in law of any kind. I post edits on TikTok, which i love doing, i would say im okay at it, and I’ve been doing it for the last 3 years, but im also not sure if i would be able to pursue a career that includes things like that, like something that would guarantee me a job. And i seriously don’t wanna end up doing a lit degree at uni, spend loads of money and come out unsatisfied. I’m interested in the subjects im doing rn, but im so lost. And im scared that if I take a gap year that i will just end up doing nothing and sort of give up on life.

you could pursue video editing and become an editor - that can carry you in social media working with influencers or youtube channels, brands, and go into film?
i also highly recommend looking at foundation years. it's a free year of education and a 1 yr course of something. most people who do a foundation year are more prepared for uni than others. i didn't know what i was doing, did a foundation, i feel much more aware of what i want and have gained friends, information, new skills, networking, mentorship, etc. i believe there's different foundation degrees in different subjects. figure out which one appeals to you the most.
eng lit, psychology, philosophy all come overlap in analysis of people in my opinion. do you like that? what made you pick those subjects that interests you from them?
you could go into social work, could go into analysis for brands maybe to help them do the best with advertising (i did media studies, and in that they talk a tiny bit about psychographics of people meaning different type of viewers and their motivations, and thus a media product's audience. you could go into helping that, that way you're also working with media and working with understanding people).

I’m currently doing English Lit, Psychology and Philosophy. For context, before i chose the current topics i had previously chosen to do a completely different career path which was to go into either Astronomy or Cosmology, ended up finding that I didn’t like it. So, i chose these 3 subjects, because it was the ones i was interested in, but when i changed subjects I hadn’t really thought what career/future i would go into with these in mind. That was all the way back in GCSE, and now im in the middle of year 12, and in like a month or 2 we’re gonna have to start our UCAS applications, yet i legit have no idea what to do. I’ve considered working in publishing, but that doesn’t get me exicted, and i have no idea if i would suit a career in law of any kind. I post edits on TikTok, which i love doing, i would say im okay at it, and I’ve been doing it for the last 3 years, but im also not sure if i would be able to pursue a career that includes things like that, like something that would guarantee me a job. And i seriously don’t wanna end up doing a lit degree at uni, spend loads of money and come out unsatisfied. I’m interested in the subjects im doing rn, but im so lost. And im scared that if I take a gap year that i will just end up doing nothing and sort of give up on life.