Have i chosen the right a levels for law??
I know the general consensus is that the a levels you pick for law aren't important, but after getting different opinions i'm not sure how to feel? I'm starting psychology politics and law this year and i want to apply to some Russell groups (KCL, UCL etc) but some people are telling me that it wont show a good competence level- thanks !
Hi, I did psychology, sociology and law and got offers from bristol, durham, birmingham, exeter and cambridge, so I wouldn’t worry about those choices at all! Ignore those people that are saying that
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