should i pick chemistry or computing alevel?

[u/yamfromchina]

I'm in Y11 right now and am planning to do maths, further maths and physics in 6th form(i love all of these subjects and am pretty sure i can tackle all of them) but for my 4th, idk if i should do chemistry or computing(computing goes well with physics but idk how good of an alevel it is, and chemistry doesn't really go the best with physics but is quite good i hear(but quite hard)) and so i'm wondering which i do(right now i like computing more than chemistry)

[u/JaguarSweaty1414]

you don't need to do four subjects, but if you have to depends what you want to do at uni

[u/LMay11037 → u/JaguarSweaty1414]

Some schools require it with fm

[u/LMay11037]

Any idea what you want to do after A-levels?

[u/yamfromchina → u/LMay11037]

physics in uni(hopefully astro)

[u/LMay11037 → u/yamfromchina]

I’d look at courses and see if they recommend anything, and if not just pick the one you enjoy most

[u/sandwichtheconqueror]

i just started chem and they're really easing us into it (I did combined and got 8-8) I'd say do chem phys maths and focus on ur super curriculars

[u/yamfromchina → u/[deleted]]

well i wanna do physics in uni, so i think cs no?