Who takes: Maths, FM, Physics, Chemistry and Biology?

Far enough, I suspect I'll find chemistry harder than the other two though just because I'm better at maths and chemistry is my weakest out of the subjects I have chosen.

I've just been to a college open evening today, and have decided (after much deliberation!) that I will probably be taking Maths, FM, Physics, Biology and Chemistry! I think those subjects are probably the most relevant for my future, and they seem like an easy combination because of their similarities!

Maths, Physics, Chem, Bio, Music and Latin here, plus I'm picking Further Maths AS next year; am able to do this due to doing A Levels at odd times, don't ask. I think the workload is manageable, of the sciences Physics > Bio > Chem > Maths in terms of difficulty at AS at least; at A2 Physics gets a lot harder whereas Chemistry is about the same, there's just more to learn, as I found out. Have not done Biology and Maths to A2 yet sadly, so can't tell you about those.

I wouldn't call them easy!

i wouldn't encourage pure science a levels because most unis like/prefer applicants with 'breadth' ...such as a scientist with a humanity subject...i do chem phys bio and french...all a levels are a lot of work though and you really need to commit

Well, I think there is an argument for those wishing to take science at university to have studied an essay based subject after GCSE. But focusing on all sciences won't disadvantage you in applying for scientific courses at university.

True, but the user I replied to stated "unis like/prefer applicants with breadth", which is not technically true.