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choosing a level subjects for law
hello every1. basically i have to choose me alevels in november and i'm confused about my subject choices. to help me study law i have decided to do choose history, eng lit, psychology and politics.
-what are these subjects like once you actually start to study them?
-what the exam questions are like?
-how useful for law?
-psychology /good & bad points
-history good and bad p
politics good/bad points
eng lit good and bad points
-what are these subjects like once you actually start to study them?
-what the exam questions are like?
-how useful for law?
-psychology /good & bad points
-history good and bad p
politics good/bad points
eng lit good and bad points
I am doing them all
It doesn't matter what subjects you do for law, but eng lit is very useful since it teaches you good skills which will help you in a law degree. It was also my fave A level to do 
History is good aswell, depends on what modules you do though. As for politics, I hated A2 politics, I nearly had a nervous breakdown the night before I did modules 4 and 5. For A2 there is a huge amount of material to learn and I found it quite hard. AS politics is very easy though.
All the questions are generally essay based for these 3 subjects. The Eng Lit module 6 is probably what you have to look out for most due to the unseen material.
Got no experience with psychology though
History is good aswell, depends on what modules you do though. As for politics, I hated A2 politics, I nearly had a nervous breakdown the night before I did modules 4 and 5. For A2 there is a huge amount of material to learn and I found it quite hard. AS politics is very easy though.
All the questions are generally essay based for these 3 subjects. The Eng Lit module 6 is probably what you have to look out for most due to the unseen material.
Got no experience with psychology though
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It doesn't matter what subjects you do for law, but eng lit is very useful since it teaches you good skills which will help you in a law degree. It was also my fave A level to do
It does slightly matter whish A-Levels you take. If you take soft A-Levels a lot af unis will use that as an excuse not to offer
History is good aswell, depends on what modules you do though. As for politics, I hated A2 politics, I nearly had a nervous breakdown the night before I did modules 4 and 5. For A2 there is a huge amount of material to learn and I found it quite hard. AS politics is very easy though.
If you find a large workload hard, you are in for a rough time on your LLB and your professional courses post-grad (assuming you want to enter the profession)
All the questions are generally essay based for these 3 subjects. The Eng Lit module 6 is probably what you have to look out for most due to the unseen material.
Got no experience with psychology though
Got no experience with psychology though
I'm not certain what this obsession with essay subjects is. Some non-essay subjects will teach you logical reasoning and academic ability anyway.
a_t
It doesn't matter what subjects you do for law, but eng lit is very useful since it teaches you good skills which will help you in a law degree. It was also my fave A level to do
History is good aswell, depends on what modules you do though. As for politics, I hated A2 politics, I nearly had a nervous breakdown the night before I did modules 4 and 5. For A2 there is a huge amount of material to learn and I found it quite hard. AS politics is very easy though.
All the questions are generally essay based for these 3 subjects. The Eng Lit module 6 is probably what you have to look out for most due to the unseen material.
Got no experience with psychology though
History is good aswell, depends on what modules you do though. As for politics, I hated A2 politics, I nearly had a nervous breakdown the night before I did modules 4 and 5. For A2 there is a huge amount of material to learn and I found it quite hard. AS politics is very easy though.
All the questions are generally essay based for these 3 subjects. The Eng Lit module 6 is probably what you have to look out for most due to the unseen material.
Got no experience with psychology though
Nervous breakdown??? is it really that bad? wat happened
Ethereal
If you find a large workload hard, you are in for a rough time on your LLB and your professional courses post-grad (assuming you want to enter the profession)
I'm not certain what this obsession with essay subjects is. Some non-essay subjects will teach you logical reasoning and academic ability anyway.
I'm not certain what this obsession with essay subjects is. Some non-essay subjects will teach you logical reasoning and academic ability anyway.
I don't have an obsession with essay based subjects, he just asked what the subjects were like and I told him, they are essay based. All I did was state fact.
And everyone finds large workloads difficult to deal with, how could you not? I got A's in both modules so I managed to deal with it in the end anyway.
Ethereal
nearly had a nervous breakdown is not coping. Degree workload makes A-Level (and I'm talking about the old system therefore terminal exams can examine you on anything in the past 2 years proper a-levels) look easy
Globalization is a fascinating and one of the most important current legal debates, especially given the strength of multi-national corporations and the tendency of the world for many people to operate globally, and the breaking down of many borders through FTAs etc, I suggest you find it interesting soon 
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Globalization is a fascinating and one of the most important current legal debates, especially given the strength of multi-national corporations and the tendency of the world for many people to operate globally, and the breaking down of many borders through FTAs etc, I suggest you find it interesting soon .
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Try to take at least two traditional subjects. English Lit and History are very good examples of this. Politics would also make a good third option.
Law is inanely competitive as it is, don't make your life harder by having to put that extra effort in to 'prove' yourself because you winded up blindly choosing 'soft' options. It really is a big hindrance. *sigh*
Et finalement, good luck.
Law is inanely competitive as it is, don't make your life harder by having to put that extra effort in to 'prove' yourself because you winded up blindly choosing 'soft' options. It really is a big hindrance. *sigh*
Et finalement, good luck.
Ethereal
nearly had a nervous breakdown is not coping. Degree workload makes A-Level (and I'm talking about the old system therefore terminal exams can examine you on anything in the past 2 years proper a-levels) look easy
I can see your obvious concern for me, don't you worry, I never fail to get the results I need
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