A-Levels for LLB law degree
Hi all,
I'm currently looking at doing a law degree for entry in 2017, yet at the all the universities I look at, they all require at least two 'traditional subjects'. I study Maths, Law, Politics and Electronics and was going to drop politics going into year 13, would the subject combo of Maths, Law and Electronics be suitable for applying for law at university, not Oxbridge or LSE, or would politics be more suitable instead of electronics, although i could probably get a better grade in electronics. Sorry for the paragraph, any help appreciated!
I'm currently looking at doing a law degree for entry in 2017, yet at the all the universities I look at, they all require at least two 'traditional subjects'. I study Maths, Law, Politics and Electronics and was going to drop politics going into year 13, would the subject combo of Maths, Law and Electronics be suitable for applying for law at university, not Oxbridge or LSE, or would politics be more suitable instead of electronics, although i could probably get a better grade in electronics. Sorry for the paragraph, any help appreciated!
They are fine as long as you get the grades they (whichever university you are looking into) want.
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