Hello everyone!
I've just recently joined The Student Room and i am seeking advice about my A Level choice after i complete y GCSE's.As you can tell from the title of this post i want to do a law degree and i am aiming for the top uni's (e.g. UCL, LSE etc.) and so i know it is important i make the right subject choices.
So far i basically know the first three A Levels i am going to study but i am having trouble picking the fourth subject choice.
The subjects i have picked so far are pretty strong (in my opinion) and they are:
English Literature
History
Government & Politics
My fourth choice is giving me trouble and i am considering several A Levels. They are:
Physcology
Economics
Physics
Chemistry
Now i know that chemistry and physics are not related to law, but the teachers at my school for A Level are really good and i enjoy it, and also i dont think choosing either chemistry or physics will deter my chances by much as they are strong academic subjects after all.
What do you guys think i should take as my fourth choice?
I'm not too keen on economics. Dont know about psychology (so im neutral to it) but im particularly keen on doing chemistry or physics. What i really want to know is that will i deter my chances of getting into a top uni by doing a science subject? And are my other choices good enough? And also what GCSE grades should i try to get to be considered for these uni's?
Any other advice and feedback would be great
Cheers