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Hi guys. I want to apply to five Russell Group universities to study Law (including Cambridge). Is it worth my while doing an AS level in Critical Thinking? I am already studying four A levels (History, English Language and Literature (combined), Religious Studies and Sociology) plus an Extended Project Qualification.
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(Original post by tantalised)
Hi guys. I want to apply to five Russell Group universities to study Law (including Cambridge). Is it worth my while doing an AS level in Critical Thinking? I am already studying four A levels (History, English Language and Literature (combined), Religious Studies and Sociology) plus an Extended Project Qualification.
Hi guys. I want to apply to five Russell Group universities to study Law (including Cambridge). Is it worth my while doing an AS level in Critical Thinking? I am already studying four A levels (History, English Language and Literature (combined), Religious Studies and Sociology) plus an Extended Project Qualification.
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(Original post by tantalised)
Hi guys. I want to apply to five Russell Group universities to study Law (including Cambridge). Is it worth my while doing an AS level in Critical Thinking? I am already studying four A levels (History, English Language and Literature (combined), Religious Studies and Sociology) plus an Extended Project Qualification.
Hi guys. I want to apply to five Russell Group universities to study Law (including Cambridge). Is it worth my while doing an AS level in Critical Thinking? I am already studying four A levels (History, English Language and Literature (combined), Religious Studies and Sociology) plus an Extended Project Qualification.
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(Original post by GradeA*UnderA)
Nope. I'd strongly consider if there's any point doing an EPQ as well.
Nope. I'd strongly consider if there's any point doing an EPQ as well.
An EPQ is valued by many universities though...
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(Original post by tantalised)
Point taken about Critical Thinking.
An EPQ is valued by many universities though...
Point taken about Critical Thinking.
An EPQ is valued by many universities though...
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Don't bother doing Critical Thinking.
As for your EPQ, it depends on how confident you are that it'll be helpful. Try and make your topic something relevant to your degree choice (helps to write about it on your personal statement) but different from what you study. For example, I did my EPQ about the education system and talked about indoctrination (which linked to my previous history and psychology lessons, but was ALSO super relevant to talk about when applying for Education Studies).
Only do an EPQ if you can make the most out of it to be relevant for your degree options.
As for your EPQ, it depends on how confident you are that it'll be helpful. Try and make your topic something relevant to your degree choice (helps to write about it on your personal statement) but different from what you study. For example, I did my EPQ about the education system and talked about indoctrination (which linked to my previous history and psychology lessons, but was ALSO super relevant to talk about when applying for Education Studies).
Only do an EPQ if you can make the most out of it to be relevant for your degree options.
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(Original post by amiekey)
Don't bother doing Critical Thinking.
As for your EPQ, it depends on how confident you are that it'll be helpful. Try and make your topic something relevant to your degree choice (helps to write about it on your personal statement) but different from what you study. For example, I did my EPQ about the education system and talked about indoctrination (which linked to my previous history and psychology lessons, but was ALSO super relevant to talk about when applying for Education Studies).
Only do an EPQ if you can make the most out of it to be relevant for your degree options.
Don't bother doing Critical Thinking.
As for your EPQ, it depends on how confident you are that it'll be helpful. Try and make your topic something relevant to your degree choice (helps to write about it on your personal statement) but different from what you study. For example, I did my EPQ about the education system and talked about indoctrination (which linked to my previous history and psychology lessons, but was ALSO super relevant to talk about when applying for Education Studies).
Only do an EPQ if you can make the most out of it to be relevant for your degree options.
I won't bother with the Critical Thinking as all you guys seem to think it's a pretty bad idea. I'll just stick with my four subjects and an EPQ. Thank you everyone for all your help!
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