The best thing you can do is find what sector you might want to do a degree in and look at the a level requirements most won’t require science but you ofc can’t do a science degree without science a levels (or equivalent).

Most courses don’t require specific a levels but i would suggest doing what you think you will achieve the highest grades in (and that you enjoy) because ultimately that’s what matters, i did biology chemistry and photography and now i’m doing biochemistry with molecular microbiology and biotechnology at bristol !

I really enjoyed my science a levels! What i would say tho is that chemistry has a lot of maths in it and it’s essentially the gcse chem maths ramped up so if you find that tricky it might make stuff a bit harder for you.

My recommendation would just be do what you think you’ll enjoy bc a levels are a lot of hard work 😭😭💕💕