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I was wondering if I could take any subject for A-level and then change what I do at Uni because the school I go to doesn't do criminology but I really want to do that course.
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You don’t need a criminology a level to do criminology at university - people who do don’t have a better chance of getting a place either! Honestly you can take any a levels you’d like, but maybe consider sociology if you think you’d like it
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Do you want to study Criminology at university? If so, there are no specific A level requirements but it's best to check entry requirements online. Consider studying subjects similar to A level Criminology like Psychology or Sociology, but it's completely up to you.
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(Original post by Theeps05)
I was wondering if I could take any subject for A-level and then change what I do at Uni because the school I go to doesn't do criminology but I really want to do that course.
I was wondering if I could take any subject for A-level and then change what I do at Uni because the school I go to doesn't do criminology but I really want to do that course.
If they just have a points or grade requirement, e.g. AAB, then you can usually take any combination, (excluding general studies).
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Some universities take students on with UCAS points I think, and usually only one subject matters. criminology would probably need biology or maybe possibly something like psychology or sociology, I'm not sure though. I would say look at the UCAS website and some uni's as well. Not sure 🧐 Good luck👍
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(Original post by Theeps05)
I was wondering if I could take any subject for A-level and then change what I do at Uni because the school I go to doesn't do criminology but I really want to do that course.
I was wondering if I could take any subject for A-level and then change what I do at Uni because the school I go to doesn't do criminology but I really want to do that course.
Usually for a criminology degree there are no specific A level requirements and even if there are it is unlikely studying A level criminology would be one of the requirements. If you know what universities you are interested in you could look at their requirements for a criminology degree and see what A levels would be the best option if they have a list of preferred A levels.
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