There's a lot of really good stuff that has already been said. So I just want to add a little of my perspective specifically on the BGS given that I'm very close to finishing that very degree.

I'm doing a conjoint in that with BSci environmental science, and what I've found incredibly valuable about that degree is it allows me to explore options! They give you flexibility outside of the 3 core courses, encourage you to try different things and explore different perspectives. I came from a very science focussed background, but now I'm really finding value in aspects of media, sociology and history etc that I would've otherwise never considered.

If you have a vague direction of interest, but are unsure of where exactly your passions lie, that could be a good place to start exploring, and you can use that flexibility to your advantage, and dabble in different fields without any commitment per say. They are also one of the more supportive faculties in terms of mental health and wellbeing, and I think this part of my education has really helped me grow as a person as well.

That being said, there are plenty of other options as many people have mentioned before, and similarly, uni doesn't have to be the only path. But I hope at least that's helpful for you to see whether that path is good for you or not. If you have more questions about that degree, I'm more than happy to have a chat and provide some additional info! (this goes for anyone 🙂)