Hi, Im hoping some lovely MNers might be able to answer my DD's question as her school VI form advisor doesn't seem to know the answer... DD is taking Economics, History, Spanish and Photography at the moment, and got A, B, A and A at AS respectively. She would like to study International Relations at university and is considering dropping photography to give herself more time to keep her marks up, especially in history. DH thinks she shouldn't drop it unless she is sure that it won't be counted by admissions tutors as an 'academic' A level for the purposes of entry requirements. We can't find any info via the UCAS website that makes this clear: the only references are to Critical Thinking and General Studies not being counted. Does anyone have experience of this or any useful advice - she would be really grateful! Thanks...