Hi, I just need some advice on my current situation. I've always wanted to study History at Uni because I genuinely have an interest in the subject. I'm currently going to start Modern History with Politics at a Russel Group this September. Problems is that I also desire to enter a career in law, solicitor or barrister related as although I love History, I feel like my career options after will be too narrow and I'd prefer a career where there is a good salary you can progress from such as law. In other words, I'd prefer to study History Academically but Law Vocationlly if that makes sense. I've heard of that GDL thing, but I want to know if eventually doing a GDL will put at a disadvantage compared to those who took straight LLB law. Also I heard that Many Grads who do GDL tend to have done History prior? As long as I get a 2.1 or higher by the end of my course, and decide to take a GDL will I be in the same position as those who did Law LLB? It's just that I'm still abit confused career wise. I wouldn't mind being a Uni lecturer in History but thing is after History my options I realise will be narrow. Only History and Politics related careers such as Teaching and government related such as Civil Service are options afterwards. If I did a GDL after History with a 2.1 or over will firms look at me of a less ideal choice compared to Law LLB grads?I'd prefer a career in law, but I'd prefer to study History as it's a passion. I have been thinking of changing my course to law but I won't enjoy it as much as History as much academically. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.