also, sorry for yet another question ahah but i’ve been strongly considering trying to transfer courses from my law degree to a psychology degree. i’ve just finished first year so am going into second year. i don’t know whether it’s advisable to switch though. it’s likely id have to repeat first year in the new subject wouldn’t i? in which case, i’m thinking it’s more worthwhile to stick which the law degree and finish it and then do a conversion as this will take the same amount of time (4 years total) yet i’ll have gained more qualifications from it as it feels like a waste of a year to have started this law course otherwise.
i don’t hate my degree, i actually find aspects of it interesting (such as the modules based around criminality, and theories behind offending as well as relating to offender mindsets and the link between mental illness and crime), there are just certain modules i absolutely detest and there are more that i don’t like than i do like if that makes sense. i also don’t really enjoy the style of assessment or the method of teaching/learning. however, it’s not a case that because i don’t love the degree or the style of learning, i won’t do well on it, as i know that if i try i can still achieve a good outcome in it regardless of how much i enjoy it, as im a perfectionist so i don’t care if i don’t enjoy something, i will still aim to do well in it regardless. im just wondering if it’s a bit of a waste of my time as i now know that i will never want a career in law having studied it for a year and having looked at the modules i will have to do in second and third year and i know i was kidding myself thinking that the career might start to appeal to me