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Psychology, English Literature and French??
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Psychology, Philosophy & Ethics and French??
Are either of these combinations suitable for a Law degree(Law with Psychology)?
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Psychology, Philosophy & Ethics and French??
Are either of these combinations suitable for a Law degree(Law with Psychology)?
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(Original post by Nadine_08)
Psychology, English Literature and French??
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Psychology, Philosophy & Ethics and French??
Are either of these combinations suitable for a Law degree(Law with Psychology)?
Psychology, English Literature and French??
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Psychology, Philosophy & Ethics and French??
Are either of these combinations suitable for a Law degree(Law with Psychology)?
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Both combinations are. Many universities do not really ask for specific subjects, as long as they help you form coherent arguments and develop analytical skills.
English lit may be regarded as slightly stronger, as the poster above has said. Philosophy could potentially be useful for Law, too, however I don't have experience of studying it.
English lit may be regarded as slightly stronger, as the poster above has said. Philosophy could potentially be useful for Law, too, however I don't have experience of studying it.
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I would go for the first option but replace Psychology with Geography/History. English Lit is so useful for a Law degree and doing a language means you can apply for Law with French at UCL for example, thus expanding your degree possibilities.
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I would go for the first option but replace Psychology with Geography/History. English Lit is so useful for a Law degree and doing a language means you can apply for Law with French at UCL for example, thus expanding your degree possibilities.
I would go for the first option but replace Psychology with Geography/History. English Lit is so useful for a Law degree and doing a language means you can apply for Law with French at UCL for example, thus expanding your degree possibilities.
I wanted to do Law with Psychology though, so I think Psychology would be useful + I love Psychology
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Either is fine, the first option probably has the edge as English Literature is generally better regarded than Philosophy and Ethics.
Either is fine, the first option probably has the edge as English Literature is generally better regarded than Philosophy and Ethics.
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Both combinations are. Many universities do not really ask for specific subjects, as long as they help you form coherent arguments and develop analytical skills.
English lit may be regarded as slightly stronger, as the poster above has said. Philosophy could potentially be useful for Law, too, however I don't have experience of studying it.
Both combinations are. Many universities do not really ask for specific subjects, as long as they help you form coherent arguments and develop analytical skills.
English lit may be regarded as slightly stronger, as the poster above has said. Philosophy could potentially be useful for Law, too, however I don't have experience of studying it.
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I would go for the first option but replace Psychology with Geography/History. English Lit is so useful for a Law degree and doing a language means you can apply for Law with French at UCL for example, thus expanding your degree possibilities.
I would go for the first option but replace Psychology with Geography/History. English Lit is so useful for a Law degree and doing a language means you can apply for Law with French at UCL for example, thus expanding your degree possibilities.
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I was actually considering Economics as well, would you say it's quite difficult?
I was actually considering Economics as well, would you say it's quite difficult?
Economics can get hard but really if you understand the content and know how to apply it, you will be fine. Also a large proportion of AS Geography is covered in a unit for A2 Economics. Both subjects really overlap which is good as it reduces the workload.
AS Economics consists of two units with one being focused on microeconomics and macroeconomics. The same applies for A2.
Also, Economics as an a level hardly has any maths in it. The only maths you would use would be for percentage change questions. Furthermore, the maths questions rarely come up in the papers, but if they do, they will only be worth around 4 marks and good practice should dispell any worries or anxiety you may have!
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Would film studies, sociology and business studies be suitable for law at a russel group university? I realised many ask for traditional subjects
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Would film studies, sociology and business studies be suitable for law at a russel group university? I realised many ask for traditional subjects
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I think Economics,History/Geography and English Lit will be an absolutely perfect combination for Law.
Economics can get hard but really if you understand the content and know how to apply it, you will be fine. Also a large proportion of AS Geography is covered in a unit for A2 Economics. Both subjects really overlap which is good as it reduces the workload.
AS Economics consists of two units with one being focused on microeconomics and macroeconomics. The same applies for A2.
Also, Economics as an a level hardly has any maths in it. The only maths you would use would be for percentage change questions. Furthermore, the maths questions rarely come up in the papers, but if they do, they will only be worth around 4 marks and good practice should dispell any worries or anxiety you may have!
Good Luck!
I think Economics,History/Geography and English Lit will be an absolutely perfect combination for Law.
Economics can get hard but really if you understand the content and know how to apply it, you will be fine. Also a large proportion of AS Geography is covered in a unit for A2 Economics. Both subjects really overlap which is good as it reduces the workload.
AS Economics consists of two units with one being focused on microeconomics and macroeconomics. The same applies for A2.
Also, Economics as an a level hardly has any maths in it. The only maths you would use would be for percentage change questions. Furthermore, the maths questions rarely come up in the papers, but if they do, they will only be worth around 4 marks and good practice should dispell any worries or anxiety you may have!
Good Luck!
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why would you want to study law?
why would you want to study law?
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No lol. Don't try and take easy subjects just so you think you'll get into a better Uni. Do at least 2 of the following: History, English Lit, Economics, Philosophy or Geography. If you don't think you'll get good grades in these, you have no chance in hell at Uni unfortunately regarding Law. This may sound harsh but it's what my teacher said as many people try taking easy subjects like the ones you mentioned just to get higher grades thinking they'll get into russel group.
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No lol. Don't try and take easy subjects just so you think you'll get into a better Uni. Do at least 2 of the following: History, English Lit, Economics, Philosophy or Geography. If you don't think you'll get good grades in these, you have no chance in hell at Uni unfortunately regarding Law. This may sound harsh but it's what my teacher said as many people try taking easy subjects like the ones you mentioned just to get higher grades thinking they'll get into russel group.
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Why not?
Why not?
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would history, maths, english language, french and biology be ok for law?
would history, maths, english language, french and biology be ok for law?
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even if you got straight As in those subjects? it isn't easy either.
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even if you got straight As in those subjects? it isn't easy either.
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