if i can get into law with following subjects?

hey
i just done my gcses and got A in maths and c in english language the college i go to wants an B in english langauge to do law so i cant do law in collge therefore i have to do btec forensic science and A-levels urdu and religious studies i just wanted to ask if i can still do law with these subjects.
i hope there someone to help me plz plz plz plz plz pzlz plz take some of ur precious time out and tell me if u have infomation about it .i beg u i really want to do law in university its my parents wish plx plz help me i beg.thank you so much

Consider Religious Studies, English Literature, Politics and Philosophy, even. All subjects that are traditional and respected by universities to do a Law degree.

the thing is, is urdu ur first/home/parents language? if so, unis might not really accept it

thank you so much for ur reply. do u think i can get into law with these subjects?

Absolutely, given that you get the grades to do the course. Cambridge and LSE expect A*AA while Newcastle goes with AAA

Absolutely, given that you get the grades to do the course. Cambridge and LSE expect A*AA while Newcastle goes with AAA

so i can get into law with mixture of btec and alevels.omg i was so worried and depressed i wouldnt be able to get into law with these subjects but as u said i can .omg u made me so happy i hope u stay strong and happy all ur life ahead once again a verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy big thank you ?
just to be sure
can i get into law with forensic science,urdu and religious and philosphy ?

I HAVE THE KEY TOO YOUR ANSWER:

DO you want to do A LEVEL in the required subject you want do the following:
1)go onto the website of the university(ies) you are interested in and print the part where says the university accepts your Grade C in English(DONT STICK TO ONE UNIVERSITY ONLY) ALONG A levels lets say(history-philosophy if thats what you after in A level) and take it with you to college when about to enrol. Colleges they work as following ''PROVE TO THEM that the qualification they will give you will be of use for later on purpose(getting into specific university) and they will accept you. THIS IS GUARANTEE RESULTS i can assure you that as i have tried it.
afterall not all universities need you too have A's and B's

I hope that helps

gotta play devils advocate and disagree. most unis wont accept a language if it's your own one, this is from UCL's website:

Do A-levels in my native language count towards the A-level requirement?An A-level in an applicant’s native language (other than English) is unlikely to be included in offer conditions.

so i can get into law with mixture of btec and alevels.omg i was so worried and depressed i wouldnt be able to get into law with these subjects but as u said i can .omg u made me so happy i hope u stay strong and happy all ur life ahead once again a verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy big thank you ?
just to be sure
can i get into law with forensic science,urdu and religious and philosphy ?

omg thank you so much.i will be honest and tell u i did history and i got a 4 and also i dont like history.i jst want to sure about the subjects im doing currently if they can get me into law?omg im ust so depressed some people say i can and some say i cant i dont know what to do

Alright let me reiterate and make things easier for you:
BE CONFIDENT ABOUT WHAT I ADVICE YOU(of course welcome others opinion too : ) )
I have helped many friends get in university of which: Computer science, Civil engineering, architecture and onto Business/marketing and business with finance

Answer the following questions to me
1)How old are you?
2)Which university you want to go to? are you willing to relocate if cant get into your chosen university and which other universities you are considering?
3)What subjects does your chosen university accepts(mention all) ?

As long as you are happy not applying to magic circle firms and going to an average university, you can easily still pursue a law degree.

As long as you are happy not applying to magic circle firms and going to an average university, you can easily still pursue a law degree.