The funny thing is that people on the straight LLB course aren't (despite what some of them may think) training to be lawyers - they're undertaking an academic course for the sake of interest and intellectual development, which happens to be law. So if your main goal is to be a solicitor, in fact whatever your goal is, the best thing is to study what most interests you academically, whether or not that's law, because it's that natural innate interest which is all about you, which is necessary for you to want to study the subject properly, whatever it is, and allow you to get good grades. I think only about 50% of solicitors do law degrees.