[iew]

Hi, I joined this because I was looking for some advice from other students about law degrees. I've finished my gcses and have chosen my A-S level choices, but it's not too late to change them if I need to. I'm not really sure what I want to do for a career yet, but I'm quite drawn to law, and would love to do a law degree. However, I'm not quite sure which are the best A-level choices for it, as people have lots of different ideas about it. At the moment I'm doing English Language and Literature, History, French and Maths (or further maths, I need to decide). But I'm not sure if these are the best options, so if anyone has any advice it would be really welcome! Thank you! x

[Forum User]

Don't worry about 'best choices', the choices you have there are totally fine, as almost any other combination of recognised 'academic' A-Levels would be.

[laura94]

Those choices are good, and still leave you open to other options if you change your mind. I'd stick with those.

[brendonbackflip]

That's a really good combination, don't worry yourself

[LauraLouii]

I did history french maths and economics and now im doing law in sept


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[thelawstudent]

history, philosophy&ethics, business studies, english - you're fine

[amyelizabeth2681]

Ill be doing law in Sept and I did History, Spanish, government and politics, economics . Honestly, as long as you're doing academic subjects and you do them well, you'll be fine