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Hey I'm a year 12 student currently studying History, Biology, Chemistry and Philosophy. I was originally planning on looking at a science based degree when I chose the subject but in recent months and through work experience I've realised I much prefer Law. I'm not liking Chemistry and want to drop it leaving me with History, Philosophy and Biology (a bit random) I'm predicted
AAA at As and wanted to know would Uni's accept me for Law with those A-Levels or should I just restart the year with more humanities?
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AAA at As and wanted to know would Uni's accept me for Law with those A-Levels or should I just restart the year with more humanities?
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Your A-level subjects are absolutely fine, just concentrate on getting the best grades you can.
I finished my law degree last year and have a biology A-level. You'll find that people can really have a mixed bag. History and philosophy are still more essay based subjects which can help with the transition to undergraduate so you'll be absolutely fine.
I finished my law degree last year and have a biology A-level. You'll find that people can really have a mixed bag. History and philosophy are still more essay based subjects which can help with the transition to undergraduate so you'll be absolutely fine.
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Sounds fine. It seems that English Literature is a popular A Level for Law, so maybe try that if you're going for an extra one?
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(Original post by hughmungus25)
Hey I'm a year 12 student currently studying History, Biology, Chemistry and Philosophy. I was originally planning on looking at a science based degree when I chose the subject but in recent months and through work experience I've realised I much prefer Law. I'm not liking Chemistry and want to drop it leaving me with History, Philosophy and Biology (a bit random) I'm predicted
AAA at As and wanted to know would Uni's accept me for Law with those A-Levels or should I just restart the year with more humanities?
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Hey I'm a year 12 student currently studying History, Biology, Chemistry and Philosophy. I was originally planning on looking at a science based degree when I chose the subject but in recent months and through work experience I've realised I much prefer Law. I'm not liking Chemistry and want to drop it leaving me with History, Philosophy and Biology (a bit random) I'm predicted
AAA at As and wanted to know would Uni's accept me for Law with those A-Levels or should I just restart the year with more humanities?
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1)LLB Undergraduate degree ( you look suitable but remember some use LNAT)
2) Do a degree in anything then the GDL. (Takes 12 months more)
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For things like Law, they don't usually care what you take at A Level (unless it's general studies or something like that). They teach it as though you haven't studied law before as it's not always an option of some people's colleges.
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I did Maths, Economics and English lit&lang at A-levels and I got in to study law. I also know someone who did btec music and now studies law at Uni. The subjects you take do not really matter but the grades you come out with do! Just try your hardest. The better you do at AS the more easier the second year is so study as hard as you can! Hope you do well
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For things like Law, they don't usually care what you take at A Level (unless it's general studies or something like that). They teach it as though you haven't studied law before as it's not always an option of some people's colleges.
For things like Law, they don't usually care what you take at A Level (unless it's general studies or something like that). They teach it as though you haven't studied law before as it's not always an option of some people's colleges.
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I did Maths, Economics and English lit&lang at A-levels and I got in to study law. I also know someone who did btec music and now studies law at Uni. The subjects you take do not really matter but the grades you come out with do! Just try your hardest. The better you do at AS the more easier the second year is so study as hard as you can! Hope you do well
I did Maths, Economics and English lit&lang at A-levels and I got in to study law. I also know someone who did btec music and now studies law at Uni. The subjects you take do not really matter but the grades you come out with do! Just try your hardest. The better you do at AS the more easier the second year is so study as hard as you can! Hope you do well
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Your A-level subjects are absolutely fine, just concentrate on getting the best grades you can.
I finished my law degree last year and have a biology A-level. You'll find that people can really have a mixed bag. History and philosophy are still more essay based subjects which can help with the transition to undergraduate so you'll be absolutely fine.
Your A-level subjects are absolutely fine, just concentrate on getting the best grades you can.
I finished my law degree last year and have a biology A-level. You'll find that people can really have a mixed bag. History and philosophy are still more essay based subjects which can help with the transition to undergraduate so you'll be absolutely fine.
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Sounds fine. It seems that English Literature is a popular A Level for Law, so maybe try that if you're going for an extra one?
Sounds fine. It seems that English Literature is a popular A Level for Law, so maybe try that if you're going for an extra one?
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Two options for law
1)LLB Undergraduate degree ( you look suitable but remember some use LNAT)
2) Do a degree in anything then the GDL. (Takes 12 months more)
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Two options for law
1)LLB Undergraduate degree ( you look suitable but remember some use LNAT)
2) Do a degree in anything then the GDL. (Takes 12 months more)
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Thanks, so with the GDL is it effectively a more condensed version of a standard LLB and is it recognised in the same way?
Thanks, so with the GDL is it effectively a more condensed version of a standard LLB and is it recognised in the same way?
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