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Hi I'm currently deciding what alevels to do, i'm torn between becoming an architect or lawyer. My options are Art, Physics, Maths, Politics, English, History and History of Art. My GCSE predictions for art, history, english and physics are 8s and maths a 7. What combination of three and an epq should I pick?
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You need to look at the entry requirements for Architecture at a range of different Unis and see which A level subjects are essential or preferred.
For Law there are no required subjects but you will need high grades, so pick three subejcts you enjoy and where you feel confident of high grades.
For Law there are no required subjects but you will need high grades, so pick three subejcts you enjoy and where you feel confident of high grades.
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Architecture is essentially a general art degree and for the vast majority of universities you will be required to submit a portfolio of your work as part of the application process. If you don't choose art as an A level, you would need to pull the portfolio together in your own time. Maths and/or physics are preferred/required by only a couple of unis (Bath and some Cambridge colleges).
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I was talking to an architect the other day who said ideal subjects are art, an essay subject such as History or English (Also they’re quite applicable to law so leaves your options open) and then maths (which you don’t acc need unless you’re applying to bath).You could do an epq on something that drawing both arch and law so like how planning/building code laws have shaped uk architecture
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I was talking to an architect the other day who said
I was talking to an architect the other day who said
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Hi I'm currently deciding what alevels to do, i'm torn between becoming an architect or lawyer. My options are Art, Physics, Maths, Politics, English, History and History of Art. My GCSE predictions for art, history, english and physics are 8s and maths a 7. What combination of three and an epq should I pick?
Hi I'm currently deciding what alevels to do, i'm torn between becoming an architect or lawyer. My options are Art, Physics, Maths, Politics, English, History and History of Art. My GCSE predictions for art, history, english and physics are 8s and maths a 7. What combination of three and an epq should I pick?
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Also,
You could do an epq on something that drawing both arch and law so like how planning/building code laws have shaped uk architecture![Image]()
Sounds like the most self-loathing aversion therapy! If you do want to look at the intersection of law and architecture, start from spatialagency.net and then https://forensic-architecture.org and https://darkmatterlabs.org
You could do an epq on something that drawing both arch and law so like how planning/building code laws have shaped uk architecture
Sounds like the most self-loathing aversion therapy! If you do want to look at the intersection of law and architecture, start from spatialagency.net and then https://forensic-architecture.org and https://darkmatterlabs.org
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