[Amanthi]

Hey! I'm a student from Sri Lanka,..I will be starting my a levels this year and i want to be a supreme court judge one day....for which i need to get a degree in law...i'm really clue less about which subjects will be the best if i want to do law in the future...also i'm an athlete ..i'm currently rank no.2 in my country for the discus throw event...and i participated in Asian junior athletics championships and i was placed 7th....so i'm trying to get a scholarship to my degree ....and i want to continue my sports as well....so i need help in finding the best university as well....
thank you in advance

[PeaceLoveKindness]

Humanities subjects are always good, so History and English! You could take maths or a science to demonstrate that you're an all-rounder but yes, I recommend humanities xD


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[SarahCatherine2013]

I'm hoping to do law at uni. I do law, history and English literature at a-level

[faby96]

I may be doing Law, but I decided on my A level options at a time I wanted to do something medical so I took History, Latin, Chemistry, Biology. But if it's medicine I would have to take Maths too i guess... but I'm waiting to see my Maths GCSE result. If I did do Law, I have an essay subject, a language and 2 sciences.

[thecrimsonidol]

Law at A-level will be a good introduction.

[Amanthi]

Thank you all

[TheInvincibles14]

There are no specific subjects required for Law, a student who takes Biology, Chemistry and Physics will be considered no different to one who takes English, History and Politics. In my opinion, it would make sense taking one or two essay subjects such as English and History because a degree in Law will involve a lot of essay writing. But yeah, anything goes!