Should I do Psychology or Maths A Level for Law

I am hoping to go to Oxford and possibly study law (idk yet) - as A Levels I am currently doing English Lit, Latin, Psychology and Art. (I am in yr 12). I've been told that Psychology is a 'soft' subject and so it will be better to switch to Maths in order to get into Oxford - however I do prefer Psychology. I am confident that I can get at least As in all four A Levels, with Maths being the most difficult. Thoughts? (I'm running out of time to switch, so quick responses would be great)

Reply 1

TSR Jessica

19

Sorry you've not had any responses about this. :frown:

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Here's a link to our subject forum which should help get you more responses if you post there. :redface:

Do maths

Original post by palmviolet

I am hoping to go to Oxford and possibly study law (idk yet) - as A Levels I am currently doing English Lit, Latin, Psychology and Art. (I am in yr 12). I've been told that Psychology is a 'soft' subject and so it will be better to switch to Maths in order to get into Oxford - however I do prefer Psychology. I am confident that I can get at least As in all four A Levels, with Maths being the most difficult. Thoughts? (I'm running out of time to switch, so quick responses would be great)

If you're more confident in taking psychology, take psychology.

Reply 4

angelinahx

21

Do whatever subject you're most comfortable doing. There's no point taking a subject you don't want to take for 2 years. Your grades will suffer. An A in Psychology is better than a B in Math.

Reply 5

Queenie123

12

https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/law-jurisprudence?wssl=1
neither psychology nor maths are required so you should do the one you're most comfortable/good at, to get the best grades :smile:

good luck x

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