I hope to study law at a top university, such as Cambridge or LSE, however I did not take History GCSE and it seems to me that most people who take law do History at A-Level. At the moment, it is not possible for me to get History for A-Level, and therefore I have chosen Maths, English Lit, German and Physics. Is this a good enough combination for top universities?
I hope to study law at a top university, such as Cambridge or LSE, however I did not take History GCSE and it seems to me that most people who take law do History at A-Level. At the moment, it is not possible for me to get History for A-Level, and therefore I have chosen Maths, English Lit, German and Physics. Is this a good enough combination for top universities?
I hope to study law at a top university, such as Cambridge or LSE, however I did not take History GCSE and it seems to me that most people who take law do History at A-Level. At the moment, it is not possible for me to get History for A-Level, and therefore I have chosen Maths, English Lit, German and Physics. Is this a good enough combination for top universities?
I hope to study law at a top university, such as Cambridge or LSE, however I did not take History GCSE and it seems to me that most people who take law do History at A-Level. At the moment, it is not possible for me to get History for A-Level, and therefore I have chosen Maths, English Lit, German and Physics. Is this a good enough combination for top universities?
Fine as said because there arent any specific combinations.
History you can do at A level without GCSE. I think it teaches you the most valuable skills.
Your other choices are solid respected choices.
Those subjects at the right grades will get you into any uni.