a levels via distance learning

Im not sure whether I classify as a "mature student" per se BUT I haven't been able to find any help in the 'a-level' section so I thought I would post my question on here.

So I'm thinking of doing 3 a levels in humanity subjects (undecided, but looking at law, psychology, politics&government, sociology, history, etc but not english) via distance learning, but I'm not sure which provider I should go with or whether I have the correct mindset in order to finish and get A* grades via distance learning. I've googled and done some youtube searches trying to find experiences of online distance learners and I've only come across one in the uk, while the rest are in america. however, from what the videos said you have to be self motivated etc (which I sometimes stuggle with but I'm been working on this and surprisingly I've improved trememndously. I thinkg by the end of august/September my discipline and self motivation will be in check. But as I said, since the majority of the online learning experiences are from America, they obviously don't do a levels so I'm struggling to find reviews of good a level providers and what to inspect when you study a levels onlne.

If anyone can both tell me their experience with doing a levels online, and/or which are good a level distance learning providers, that would be most appreciated.

Why do you want to take A levels? What is your end goal?

You said in another post that you have a CertHE which you received after failing the last year of a LLB. As you've already been at a university for three years, you won't get a full student loan to do another degree elsewhere (if you start a 3 year degree then you will have to pay the tuition fees for the first two years yourself). If you want a degree then your best option is to transfer your existing university credits into the Open University or a top-up degree.

my end goal is a law degree.
I self funded when I was at uni before and didn't use the student loan so that isn't a problem for me. Also, I'm hoping to apply to a uni in scotland that does english&welsh law or I could just simply do scottish law. (I'm hoping for scotland since the tuition fees are free)

As far as I'm aware, it doesn't matter if you self-funded or took out a loan, what matters is that you were at university for three years. Do you currently live in Scotland?

ohh..I didn't know that about the loans. hmm will need to think about how to fund myself if I go to a uni in the south

I'm not currently living in scotland...why? ...

Becuase university is only free for Scottish students, if you live in England, Wales or Northern Ireland and go to a Scottish university then you will have to pay fees.