Help me out please
I just started year 12, and after picking maths, physics and economics iv decided i want to drop physics. I would like to do law at uni preferrably, and so would like to know what i should replace it with. I would do history but don't have the GCSE so no. I have considered english literature, philosophy, G&P, Psychology. What would you recommend?
oh and I would like to go to a russel group uni, if that helps.
Is philosophy considered respected or is it seen to be on the soft side?
Is philosophy considered respected or is it seen to be on the soft side?
I only did psychology from your selection (I did maths, econ + psycho 
) and the revision is quite memory intensive. It was easily the subject which i spent the most time on. That being said, the exam is pretty easy with very little unpredictability which you get in maths and economics (got an A* on it 
)
They're all good subjects. You dont need to be super duper special student with straight A's and only faciliating subjects to get into a RG uni.Either of your proposed subjects would be fine for law. There are no subject requirements at all.
) and the revision is quite memory intensive. It was easily the subject which i spent the most time on. That being said, the exam is pretty easy with very little unpredictability which you get in maths and economics (got an A* on it )They're all good subjects. You dont need to be super duper special student with straight A's and only faciliating subjects to get into a RG uni.Either of your proposed subjects would be fine for law. There are no subject requirements at all.
anyone else
anyone else?
Firstly, surely you can do History without a GCSE?
Secondly, if not, I can definitely recommend G&P to you. I imagine it would tie in nicely with law, and it definitely does so with Economics, which I'm taking as well. It has a law section, at least with Edexcel, and if you are basically interested in the humanities then it's really interesting.
I do English Lit, which I love but wouldn't recommend over G&P.
Secondly, if not, I can definitely recommend G&P to you. I imagine it would tie in nicely with law, and it definitely does so with Economics, which I'm taking as well. It has a law section, at least with Edexcel, and if you are basically interested in the humanities then it's really interesting.
I do English Lit, which I love but wouldn't recommend over G&P.
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