Amber wrote:
LLL - I have sons who have done all of those subjects at A level (3 each). My daughter on the other hand did Maths, Biology and Chemistry, and after she finished vowed never to look at science again (despite having an unconditional offer to study natural sciences at a very good university). She taught herself an extra A level in Y14 and is following a university course based on that. I think it is easier to go from sciences into humanities rather than the other way round. The 4 subjects your daughter is considering are all essay-heavy (well maybe not Geography so much); at my sons' school Politics is really popular, my two loved/are loving it and I have never heard of anyone dropping it. The ones which seem to be dropped most, anecdotally, are Biology and RE, from a small sample.
Yes I think she will love Politics - it also seems really popular at their school. She currently wants to do either English or History at university and she loves writing essays (properly loves; she says that crafting a good essay is very satisfying) so the essay-based nature of them is a plus rather than a negative for her.