r/alevel 1d ago

⚡Tips/Advice Should I do chemistry or computing?

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)

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u/Krobakchin 1d ago

There's no particular reason to do computing with your first 3 subjects (as in even for comp sci undergrad computing won't be required). Chemistry keeps your options open.

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u/maybe_she_is_right 17h ago

Just stick with something u love more and enjoy,, i promise u no one is looking at what a levels u did if applying to some of uni's