What degree can i do?

Ditch the sociology for a more academic subject (history would do) and apply for Law.

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what made you choose those particular subjects?

They are the subjects i most enjoyed at GCSE and subjects i think i could manage at Alevel

OK.

Those are good reasons.

Do you have any careers in mind at all?

You should only really go to uni if your course is either something you really want to do or highly employable. If you pick something that isn't either of those things (like I did) then you'll have just wasted three years. Have a think about what you want to do for a job. Don't feel pressured to go to uni straight from school either; if you haven't figured out what you want yet then just go out and work for a few years or as long as it takes for you to figure something out.

I did want to go into veterinary medicine or animal science but they both include chemistry which i don't like and would not want to take at Alevel.

Thanks, that is good advice. Can i ask what degree you did?

English language. I wanted to do maths and physics at A level but my awful school didn't teach them, so I took IT, business and literature. From then onward, I had no plan. I kept applying for uni because the school wanted me to, but never actually going as I didn't have any interest in what I was applying for. After a year of trying to get work (which was very difficult) I gave up and just picked a course I could do with my a levels. The only job I got in that year was factory work and it was quite depressing, so that also scared me into doing a degree. I've graduated now with the best percentage in my year, but I'm still unemployed and applying for the same jobs I was in my year after leaving school. Regret it horribly as I've now figured out what I really wanted to do at uni but I've had my one allowed loan now.

What about zoology or animal behaviour or something similar