[Emrys141]

What A Levels might I need or would be useful? I'm probably going to be taking History, RS, English Lit and Biology (this is undecided though, depends if I do well enough at GCSE). What grades would be needed too?

[Flyteryder]

(Original post by Emrys141)
What A Levels might I need or would be useful? I'm probably going to be taking History, RS, English Lit and Biology (this is undecided though, depends if I do well enough at GCSE). What grades would be needed too?

Is it really that hard to go onto university websites and look at their entry requirements on their undergraduate Law pages?

[Miracle Day]

Those A Levels are fine.

(Original post by Flyteryder)
Is it really that hard to go onto university websites and look at their entry requirements on their undergraduate Law pages?

Oh please. She's only in year 11.

OP go to UCAS.com
Course Search
Applying for 2013
Type in Subject.
Click on University
Click on Entry Profile
Click on Requirements

[Tsunami2011]

By the time you're applying you will probably need at least A*AA to get into a top 10 university for Law.

[AverageExcellence]

Wow your original

[Emrys141]

(Original post by Miracle Day)
Those A Levels are fine.




Oh please. She's only in year 11.

OP go to UCAS.com
Course Search
Applying for 2013
Type in Subject.
Click on University
Click on Entry Profile
Click on Requirements

That's really helpful, thank you

[Dust.]

Those are exactly the same ones I'm taking! Except I'm also taking German, though I'm very very worried about this one as it is the hardest subject in the list in my opinion.

[cl_steele]

anything from DDD to A*AA .... depends where you want to go.

[Aspiringlawstudent]

By the time you apply, A*AA will probably be the minimum for most of the Russell Group and A*A*A or A*A*A* for Oxbridge.

[aarora]

It depends on what uni you want to go to. Obviously the top uni's now want at least A*AA but you could get into an average (mid of the league table) uni with B'c and C's. I'm currently doing law and I did English Lang & Lit, Govt & Politics and Sociology.

[SpicyStrawberry]

Grades for law vary considerably depending on where you want to go. If you're aiming for top universities you're looking at A*AA-AAA. Your subject choices are perfectly fine, you've chosen traditional, well-respected subjects.

Have a look at the UCAS course finder to see which unis appeal to you and have a look at their websites.