Law? Future degree

So i chose subjects for alevel that i genuinely enjoy.. (rs, geography, psychology) i love humanities and im really happy with my alevel choices… however with these subjects i told my parents that i wanted to do law and i did have a passion for it but i realised convincing people and drafting documents isnt realy want i want to do in the future. My parents wanted me to do sciences but i told them with law u can choose any subjects so they agreed. I mean i dont hate the idea of doing law, it excites me but i dont have a great passion for it compared to other people who want to do law. I’m excited about having a job, but i feel like i wont have a real passion for any future degree… so do i still explore the law route? Or do i move on?

It sounds like you haven’t submitted your UCAS application - are you a first year A level student?

Have a think about what interests you about law, but remember that you don’t have to be a lawyer after completing a law degree. Many people don’t, and training contracts are incredibly competitive so good to have a backup plan anyway.

If you’re not sure about studying law, there are loads of great books you can read (eg. Letters to a Law Student), and I’d also recommend visiting your local court and reading judgments on BAILII.

Finally, if you’re only looking at law because of Suits/you want to be a corporate lawyer and earn loads of money, definitely don’t study law. Very few people go on to do this, which is why average earnings for people with a law degree are not great.