Im soon going off to college but i am think im choosing the wrong A-levels. Can anyone recommend what is should do for a Law degree. Dont make the post to hard to read, keep it simple
And yes i am choosing it for the money.
Any facilitating subjects. History and English Lit will both be beneficial though.
Im soon going off to college but i am think im choosing the wrong A-levels. Can anyone recommend what is should do for a Law degree. Dont make the post to hard to read, keep it simple
And yes i am choosing it for the money.
I want to do Law too. I'm doing Religious Philosophy, English Literature, Spanish and Politics.
I'd recommend definitely one from English Literature and History- both if you want! Though they're similar fields and if you want to do one to show off more versatility go for it!
Avoid doing more than one 'soft' subject, or doing any blacklisted. So don't do Dance, Health and Social Care, Media studies or Film studies.
Avoid doing Law A Level.
Languages are always useful.
Throw in maths or a science if you want, to show logical thinking. Any one of the four would be good.
I want to do Law too. I'm doing Religious Philosophy, English Literature, Spanish and Politics.
I'd recommend definitely one from English Literature and History- both if you want! Though they're similar fields and if you want to do one to show off more versatility go for it!
Avoid doing more than one 'soft' subject, or doing any blacklisted. So don't do Dance, Health and Social Care, Media studies or Film studies.
Avoid doing Law A Level.
Languages are always useful.
Throw in maths or a science if you want, to show logical thinking. Any one of the four would be good.
i finished my mocks yesterday im happy with myself because i dont really think it could have gone better now i have to revise for matha igcse in jan...great!
Me~ My parents are really disappointed in my grades, which is just downright annoying considering I had a really difficult week emotionally (emotional rollercoaster much lol), so I'm going on strike
Me~ My parents are really disappointed in my grades, which is just downright annoying considering I had a really difficult week emotionally (emotional rollercoaster much lol), so I'm going on strike
I guess, it's so hard to decide! Definitely biology and chemistry! It's so hard because I love lots of subjects I do for GCSE.
People think I'm insane wanting to do them four. I'd like to he a dentist, and they are my favourite subjects.
What are you wanting to be when you're older?
I know what you mean because except for one, I'm willing to do any of the subjects I'm doing for GCSE and then some, does that make me sound like a nerd?
I want to be a forensic scientist but I'm starting to seriously consider computer/software engineering. I thought of doing four A-levels not 3 A-levels and 1 AS but I dunno, I'm not that good enough at handling stress.
I know this might be far off but do you already have a prospective(?) uni?
I think I'll take those, or something similar what about you?
Currently, my top choices/Set of A-levels are biology, chemistry, maths and history but, i dunno, I'm becoming to rethink my career choice to engineering or something, quite horrible considering applications and personal statements are being sent out to other schools.