Is Law worth it?
I’m applying for a law degree at some of the top 20 universities. I don’t know what career I want but I’m not interested in becoming a solicitor or a barrister, but I want a degree that is valued and I only take humanities so STEM is out of the question plus I’m bad at it. So is it worth me doing a law degree/will I have better job prospects than if I was to do for example history or English?
Also I like the idea of maybe doing a masters in something like accountancy or finance since I can’t do a bachelors because of my GCSEs and A levels
Also I like the idea of maybe doing a masters in something like accountancy or finance since I can’t do a bachelors because of my GCSEs and A levels
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