Hey guys!
I'm sort of confused and I was hoping a couple of people could give me insight on what the best action to take might be.
I am absolutely in love with Law and have been since I was little, everything up till this moment has been to become a lawyer.
Unfortunately last year I didn't do as great as I wished in my AS Level A CC D (yeah i know- sucks) but at the minute my predicted grades are A*AB as a result this had a detrimental effect on my applications to university.
Applied to LSE (-rejected), Queen Mary's University of London (pending) , Nottingham Trent (offer), University of Kent (offer) and University of Nottingham(alternative offer).
Uni of Nottingham was the one I really wanted to get into because its not too far away from home, it's not too expensive to live in and it has a good reputation. Nottingham rejected me for Law but offered me a place in Sociology which I know VERY LITTLE ABOUT - but from the research that I have done it seems as though sociology is more to do with the theory and the research behind human rights as opposed to where the changes are made like in International Relations and in Law? Is it right for me to take a course that I didn't really want in the beginning because of the University?
If Queen Mary's were to accept me for Law, I think that would be my firm offer but at the moment I'm conflicted.
Which university do you think is best to go to for Law and for an athlete as I play tennis competitively?
I'm looking for the best opportunities within the UK and abroad.