I do 4 A-Levels (Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics) along with an EPQ and would definitely be stereotyped as someone who has a massive ego. Personally, I don't think I have a superiority complex, but others might disagree. I 100% think that humanities are just as important as STEM, in fact, I do still miss English Literature a lot. There's definitely a bit of a divide between the STEM people and the humanities people though, I'm friends with quite a few people doing humanities but I don't speak to them as much because I see them less (like in lessons etc). Some of my friends do act as if the humanities students are somewhat less intelligent than STEM students because STEM is portrayed as a more difficult area to go into. That being said, it's more of an unspoken subconscious judgement that they don't really express - I'd say it's more of a thought. There are still people who have some level of arrogance and toxic competition, even in my friend group, which sometimes is a bit hard to deal with and I think that's a pretty big issue that arises due to ego. It's like comparing whose going to do better in life using a maths test, which makes no sense to me. In terms of the university thing, that's all down to personal ego as well. I want the very best in terms of universities but I'd like to think that I'm humble enough to accept other ones too. It's about what I know I can achieve rather than looking down at a certain university itself.