Hi so I got an A in As film studies and I was just wondering if the top unis count this as a subject.my other 2 subjects are History(B) and English lit (c) Posted from TSR Mobile
if its not film related, then you will need to do well in the other subjects more importantly... idk how it works anymore but you should be able to bump those grades up to get into a v good course
History, you should be fine as long as you make sure to get a nice solid A2 grade in that subject, preferably your strongest.
Law... eeeeh, you're pushing it a bit more there. You'll at the very least need to maximise English Lit and preferably also History as much as absolutely possible.
A BA is the course you'll be taking if doing, say, History. If you're doing Law, that would instead very specifically be a LLB. That latter is a trickier path to go down, but it depends what sort of law you're interested in as a career.
History, you should be fine as long as you make sure to get a nice solid A2 grade, preferably your strongest.
Law... eeeeh, you're pushing it a bit more there. You'll at the very least need to maximise English Lit and preferably also History as much as absolutely possible.
Ah okay thanks so would AAB in film history and English lit be competitive for law at RG unis? If not I will probably definitely go history then conversion course for law rather than end up in a crappy uni doing law
Ah okay thanks so would AAB in film history and English lit be competitive for law at RG unis? If not I will probably definitely go history then conversion course for law rather than end up in a crappy uni doing law
You're spot on that there's very little point doing law at a not very prestigious uni; it suffers from this perhaps more than any other subject. Sad truth.
AAB / ABB is pretty much the general benchmark for the majority of medium-high ranking unis.
What, BA? Sooorrrrtt oooffff, it distinguishes an 'art' subject from a 'science' (BSc). The line, however, is very blurred. Psychology courses, a science subject, are extremely essay-heavy. For other sciences, your mileage may vary.
If anything, there's an increasing tendency for courses to just be their own thing, especially where engineering in a general sense is concerned. BEng/MEng, BComp/MComp etc.
So would that include unis like Liverpool and Queens Mary London?Posted from TSR Mobile
AAB / ABB are the example offers you'll see pretty much everywhere. Lower unis will instead go for less than this, often expressing requirements more generally as a mere UCAS Points threshold. Ultimately, you'll just have to look at all the unis which interest you for each of their specific requirements.
Hi so I got an A in As film studies and I was just wondering if the top unis count this as a subject.my other 2 subjects are History(B) and English lit (c) Posted from TSR Mobile