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Well I know that AH are not easy but I’m so confused on what to pick for my options. I’m in s5 right now and I want to do law at uni. The Highers I’m doing this year are biology, computing,drama, modern studies and English. I can’t remember completely but I think some of the entry requirements were two AH . I have one more prelim to do but I’m pretty sure I’ve not done great as I didn’t revise nearly as much as i should have since my sister was in the hospital. I know I will be able to get better grades in the final exam though because I’ve been pretty consistent through the year with A/B. I think I want to take modern studies as a AH and probably Rmps as a higher but I don’t know what else ??? Help.
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If you want to do Law the main advanced highers/highers you need are English and Modern Studies. I'm pretty sure English is required as a compulsory subject for advanced higher at a few universities. So yeah, those are the big ones. History would be a really god subject too but if you didn't take that for your nat 5s, I doubt that you could do a crash higher in it. RMPS should also help but it definitely isn't necessary.
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Hi, my friend is also wanting to study law and received all unconditionals but the advanced highers she took were English, History and Biology. Her highers were English, Maths, Human Biology, Chemistry, History.
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Hope this helps a little
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Advanced Higher Biology is quite challenging, so if there are easier options pick them before picking biology.
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(Original post by anisha211)
I'm pretty sure English is required as a compulsory subject for advanced higher at a few universities.
I'm pretty sure English is required as a compulsory subject for advanced higher at a few universities.
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