Law or law with law studies in Europe? Law (probably I'll doing extra law ISP course at UW/UJ)
Which college? Wadham/Jesus
GCSE (or equivalent) grades: -
A-level (or equivalent) subjects and predicted grades: [IB] 38 - 677HLs: English, Polish Literature and Philosophy
Why law? Inspired by prof. Zoll's lecture for UD as a kid, I decided to spend entire life crusading for justice, searching for the truth. The political situation in my country taught me to fight for the rule of law, whatever it cost. I hope that Oxford will allow me to understand 'the real' philosophy of law and teach me an ethical approach, outstanding thinking process, and the reality of law-related working professions
Any good books, resources, etc that you'd recommend? "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by D. Kahneman, "On crimes and punishments" by Cesare Beccaria, "Eve was framed: women and British justice" by H. Kennedy, Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty" by D. Acemoglu and J.A. Robinson. For polish-speakers I recommend law courses by Copernicus College
What other unis are you applying to? law: Kings College London
Scots Law with British Law: University of Aberdeen, University of Strathclyde and University of Dundee
I'm a little stressed out, but who's not? What will be will be. No worries, guys, we can do this! I truly believe you all will smash LNAT!