Hello.
time has come to start worrying about A-Levels and can't decide. Subjects I want to do are:
Law
Classical Civ.
English Lit.
History (Early Modern)
Music
Psychology
Government & Politics
That's just subjects I'm interested in and would do for personal satisfaction. I'd probably be able to stick Maths/Further Maths too. I intend on taking 5.
I've got no idea what I want to do after that. I definitely want to go on and do a degree but don't know which degrees apply well to employment. If I, say, ended up with a degree in English Lit., History or Classics, would that be of any use when it came to the real world and getting a decent job?
I'm considering Law, which is a subject that really interests me. I've heard a lot of people saying how unis will not accept people will a Law a-level. Is it really a hindrance? Will it be useful for other subjects? Assuming I totally skip Law at A-Level, what subjects am I best off taking to get in at Uni level?
What am I best off picking to leave my options open?
I'm in the process of preparing for mocks, but should my GCSE results not be a string of As and A*s, will this have any effect on employment/getting onto a course post A-Level? I'm estimated between Bs and As with potential to get A*s in some of my subjects. Is C-B considered a 'good' pass? Would it exclude me from any routes?
Thanks,
Rob