Have I picked a good range of subjects for A-levels?

Question

Maths, business, art & physical education. What do you think? Would unis take these choices seriously?

Answer 1

Hiya:] ur so cleva lol:D maths, yerr unis wud take em seriously:D

uv chosen an excellent range of subjects 4 A level:P

i chose food tech, health nd social care nd law, lol iz dah ok? by the way, i didnt do general studies:Dxxxxx

Answer 2

It ultimately depends on what you are considering doing at university...

However the subjects you have chosen have little in common with one another; meaning what you learn in one subject cannot be transferred to another; such as between mathematics and physics, (as physics contains some elements of mathematics).

Answer 3

It depends on the university and the course - for a course that needs no specific A level subjects, these might be alright. However, they may seem slightly odd choices because they do not have a lot in common with one another. If you want to apply to a "top" university or an academic course, admissions may think that all your subjects except for Maths are too vocational.  

Answer 4

to be honest, i must say your choices are worrying. you have closed many gates and opportunities. if you took in a pattern like 'maths, physics, chemistry & any other' , you could go for engineering.  otherwise if you took 'business, economics, politics and art', you could go to a politics degree. as i said, the courses you picked only helps to pass a-levels but literally don't take you anywhere specifically. good luck and do well in all of them though. who knows what will happen after completing them.

Answer 5

If you are looking to go to university then I don't think that they are good choices as they don't seem to lead to any particular course. PE is seen as a bit of an iffy subject. If I were you I would change business to economics or a science and PE to english. That way you have a balance between sciences and arts.