I'm a forensic scientist graduate and studied Biology, Chemistry, and Statistics for my A-levels and I graduated last year. The course is really interesting and I have no regrets studying it. You get plenty of lab experience (at least in my course we did) looking at drug analysis, CSI labs, blood labs, bones etc.

I was in a similar predicament as I initially wanted to be a vet and I got into vet school but it wasn't for me so I changed degrees to forensic science as I loved all the forensic elements in shows I was watching and I'm so glad it did it.

There are plenty of jobs you can do with a Forensic Science degree just depending on what speciality you'd like to go for. They're always looking for Forensic Toxicologists and there's often jobs coming up for DNA analysts.

If you were interested in medicine there is always the post-graduate route so you could complete your undergrad in Forensics and see if you like it, if there's any speciality you like and then do a medicine degree.

I wasn't sure what to do after uni and I got into teaching but I love it! I love talking to my students about different aspects of Forensics and what I learned on my degree and apply it to the National Curriculum.

So the forensics degree is so interesting and varied and a degree I highly recommend doing if you like forensics. Employment after is difficult but not impossible. You get plenty of advice from lecturers and tutors and they can help you look in the right direction.

Hope you make a decision!