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i am taking english language, philosopy, theatre studies and spanish for my alevels. what degrees would be best for these options?

what is your favourite subject out of all of them?

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ysd7k

Original post by racheld1

what is your favourite subject out of all of them?

i already speak spanish, and english is quite boring compared to the other ones so probably philosophy and drama are my favourites.

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ysd7k

idrk what you mean but i think law would be cool, are my alevels good enough for that degree?

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giella

The obvious and unhelpful answer would be one that you want to do. However...in the interests of being helpful...
You seem very interested in languages so something around that maybe. Interpreting, translation, speech and language therapy...all good ways to practically apply all the skills you’re gaining at A level.
But you could reasonably go into just about anything. Volunteering is a good way to find out what you’re interested in and the sort of work you like. Maybe have a look at do-it.org and see what’s available there.

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snazsey

Original post by ysd7k

simple solution: stop being so plump

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SupposedlyIronic

Depends what you’re interested in. You could carry on with any of those, or you could go into something with no subject requirements like law.

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ysd7k

Original post by ashtolga23

Depends what you’re interested in. You could carry on with any of those, or you could go into something with no subject requirements like law.

what other good degrees have no subject requirements then?

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ysd7k

Original post by snazsey

simple solution: stop being so plump

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snazsey

Original post by ysd7k

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giella

Original post by ysd7k

what other good degrees have no subject requirements then?

Allied health professions like OT and SLT. Psychology, law, many other vocational subjects like accounting, land economy/real estate etc.

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SupposedlyIronic

Original post by ysd7k

what other good degrees have no subject requirements then?

I’m not entirely sure honestly, but lots of subjects that aren’t offered widely at A Level would probably fit, like politics.

Think about what you’re interested in and check university websites to see if you’d be able to, or consider a foundation year perhaps. Bear in mind that not all universities have the same requirements.