Honestly, you don't need to do anything with law unless you want to. I would recommend letters to a law student just to prepare you for studying (I read it before I started by degree and found it extremely useful). Otherwise, just enjoy your summer before your degree begins because for the next three years you will be completing a lot of studying, and then getting work experience through the summer holidays.
Original post by one_two_three
Honestly, you don't need to do anything with law unless you want to. I would recommend letters to a law student just to prepare you for studying (I read it before I started by degree and found it extremely useful). Otherwise, just enjoy your summer before your degree begins because for the next three years you will be completing a lot of studying, and then getting work experience through the summer holidays.
Fair, thnx for ur grt advice!! Yeh it does feel weird going off to study something at uni that I’ve never learnt in school before
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