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Hi I am in year 11 and I’ve been thinking a lot recently about my future career. I enjoy both psychology and law and am wondering whether I should study forensic psychology or law in the future. I am not good at science and I don’t like the science aspect of psychology but the subject in general fascinates me a lot, so I am unsure whether taking a psychology degree is good. Law, similarly is really intriguing to me, but I do not want to be a solicitor or barrister, I am thinking whether there are law careers or degrees that incorporate some kind of psychology into law.
P.S. I know there are dual law and psychology degrees but it seems to me that only Southampton uni and Nottingham Trent are doing it and they’re not necessarily unis that I want to get into
P.S. I know there are dual law and psychology degrees but it seems to me that only Southampton uni and Nottingham Trent are doing it and they’re not necessarily unis that I want to get into
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(Original post by coolgirlxo)
Hi I am in year 11 and I’ve been thinking a lot recently about my future career. I enjoy both psychology and law and am wondering whether I should study forensic psychology or law in the future. I am not good at science and I don’t like the science aspect of psychology but the subject in general fascinates me a lot, so I am unsure whether taking a psychology degree is good. Law, similarly is really intriguing to me, but I do not want to be a solicitor or barrister, I am thinking whether there are law careers or degrees that incorporate some kind of psychology into law.
P.S. I know there are dual law and psychology degrees but it seems to me that only Southampton uni and Nottingham Trent are doing it and they’re not necessarily unis that I want to get into
Hi I am in year 11 and I’ve been thinking a lot recently about my future career. I enjoy both psychology and law and am wondering whether I should study forensic psychology or law in the future. I am not good at science and I don’t like the science aspect of psychology but the subject in general fascinates me a lot, so I am unsure whether taking a psychology degree is good. Law, similarly is really intriguing to me, but I do not want to be a solicitor or barrister, I am thinking whether there are law careers or degrees that incorporate some kind of psychology into law.
P.S. I know there are dual law and psychology degrees but it seems to me that only Southampton uni and Nottingham Trent are doing it and they’re not necessarily unis that I want to get into
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Ahh! literally me, I'm in year 13 and have spent a very long time researching and coming to a conclusion for what I wanted to pick. I ended up choosing psychology if I ever change my mind in the future I could still do law however I cannot do psychology with a law degree, you still have time to figure it out, read law/psychology books, talk to your career advisor, see how much you enjoy psychology (a-level) if you're choosing it, good luck and don't stress you have 2 years to figure it out .
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Ahh! literally me, I'm in year 13 and have spent a very long time researching and coming to a conclusion for what I wanted to pick. I ended up choosing psychology if I ever change my mind in the future I could still do law however I cannot do psychology with a law degree, you still have time to figure it out, read law/psychology books, talk to your career advisor, see how much you enjoy psychology (a-level) if you're choosing it, good luck and don't stress you have 2 years to figure it out .
Ahh! literally me, I'm in year 13 and have spent a very long time researching and coming to a conclusion for what I wanted to pick. I ended up choosing psychology if I ever change my mind in the future I could still do law however I cannot do psychology with a law degree, you still have time to figure it out, read law/psychology books, talk to your career advisor, see how much you enjoy psychology (a-level) if you're choosing it, good luck and don't stress you have 2 years to figure it out .
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I'm taking Psychology, English Literature, and Politics, haha 5/9 A-levels done!
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Would you mind me asking which a levels did you take?
Would you mind me asking which a levels did you take?
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I'm taking Psychology, English Literature, and Politics, haha 5/9 A-levels done!
I'm taking Psychology, English Literature, and Politics, haha 5/9 A-levels done!
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Thank you!! good luck w your gcse's and alevels!
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Oh we take almost the same ones, I’m doing English literature, history and psychology. And gl with your exams!
Oh we take almost the same ones, I’m doing English literature, history and psychology. And gl with your exams!
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