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I'm starting college in September and would it be possible for someone to tell me what these alevels choices are like? I've chosen Psychology
Sociology
Law .
I already have a GCSE in psychology. Thanks in advance
Sociology
Law .
I already have a GCSE in psychology. Thanks in advance
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I'm starting college in September and would it be possible for someone to tell me what these alevels choices are like? I've chosen Psychology
Sociology
Law .
I already have a GCSE in psychology. Thanks in advance
I'm starting college in September and would it be possible for someone to tell me what these alevels choices are like? I've chosen Psychology
Sociology
Law .
I already have a GCSE in psychology. Thanks in advance
Sociology- apparently interesting- I have friends that do this subject and they all love it! Would recommend taking
Law- unless you really have your heart set on taking this, I would not recommend it. You don't need the a level to study law at uni (English lit or history would be preferred), and it has a lot of content
Hope this helps!
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Thank you! I want to go into law or child psychology at uni and due to past experiences, I want to help children so law and psychology is a must for me. Thank you so much ^^
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Sociology can be that 'laid' back subject, the class should always consist of discussions and intriguing debates, however do not let this fool you as it did me 
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I enjoyed this about Sociology, however because I felt it was an 'easy' subject I did end up letting myself down, and I have a lot to catch up on before going into A2.
My tips would be, make sure you're switched on from the first lesson, always take notes, even if there's nothing on the board, go home take out your textbook and rewrite or re-read your notes and also figure out where that topic or lesson fits in the whole syllabus and exam. Always refer back to your notes and work by revising throughout the year and it should be fine.
Most of all enjoy it.
Sorry if my advice is sort of all over the place
. I enjoyed this about Sociology, however because I felt it was an 'easy' subject I did end up letting myself down, and I have a lot to catch up on before going into A2.
My tips would be, make sure you're switched on from the first lesson, always take notes, even if there's nothing on the board, go home take out your textbook and rewrite or re-read your notes and also figure out where that topic or lesson fits in the whole syllabus and exam. Always refer back to your notes and work by revising throughout the year and it should be fine.
Most of all enjoy it.
Sorry if my advice is sort of all over the place
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