You have to say at the start the subjects you want to graduate in? That’s odd! Anyway, English is good if you like it; Law & Sociology go together, for Criminal Justice-type work, and Media Studies would tie in if you want to be a journalist or writer of some type. So, they do hang together pretty well!

It’s up to you, though. You decide.

i could persist with Chemistry and Biology yet as already pronounced the 1st rate universities will look down on the well-being and Social care course. i could take yet another 2 educational matters, so look at doing Maths as thats useful in almost any degree learn and yet another educational concern which you do properly on. some courses have particular A-tiers they require, so examine get entry to standards for a matching course thats commencing now, it won’t dramaticaly exchange in 2 years; different than for specifics however using to all college courses is the comparable, besides the fact that some courses have extra opposition so can ask for bigger grades, so it is not suitable what you elect. That reported you should determine they are nonetheless educational matters and take at maximum one concern interior the ‘agency learn’ kinfolk; yet different than for that stick the matters you will get reliable leads to, no longer how they’re going to look: extra maths is seen as an particularly confusing course, an E in it won’t get you in; historic previous is seen as much less confusing (relative in basic terms) yet an A in it gets you in. as a fashion to sum up: drop H≻ take Biology, Chemisty and that i’ld recommend Maths or English (ideally Maths); examine theres no different required A-point to your course (I doubt there will be) if no longer %. yet another ideally educational concern which you’re possibly to do properly in.

I’m not too sure how it works in the UK (as I am in New Zealand), but I know someone who left their options too wide. You need to narrow your options down if you know what you want to do, or what general field you want to get into. Ask your school to get you a copy of the subjects you need for each of the courses you can take.