A-level Options

Hey,I’m looking for some advice on A-level options.I’m hoping to study law at university but for my A-levels I am considering taking English Language,Biology and Chemistry.My school hasn’t really offered any advice on choices despite the fact that we are to choose in February.So,anyone who is studying/plans to study law at uni,would these A-levels be appropriate?

Hey,I’m looking for some advice on A-level options.I’m hoping to study law at university but for my A-levels I am considering taking English Language,Biology and Chemistry.My school hasn’t really offered any advice on choices despite the fact that we are to choose in February.So,anyone who is studying/plans to study law at uni,would these A-levels be appropriate?

Hey,I’m looking for some advice on A-level options.I’m hoping to study law at university but for my A-levels I am considering taking English Language,Biology and Chemistry.My school hasn’t really offered any advice on choices despite the fact that we are to choose in February.So,anyone who is studying/plans to study law at uni,would these A-levels be appropriate?

Hey,I’m looking for some advice on A-level options.I’m hoping to study law at university but for my A-levels I am considering taking English Language,Biology and Chemistry.My school hasn’t really offered any advice on choices despite the fact that we are to choose in February.So,anyone who is studying/plans to study law at uni,would these A-levels be appropriate?

Hey,I’m looking for some advice on A-level options.I’m hoping to study law at university but for my A-levels I am considering taking English Language,Biology and Chemistry.My school hasn’t really offered any advice on choices despite the fact that we are to choose in February.So,anyone who is studying/plans to study law at uni,would these A-levels be appropriate?

Hi there, I am a third year law student . Most Universities will accept those A levels, what they look at is what grades you achieve in them. I would recommend checking out specific Universities that you are interested in and their entry requirements just to be safe though.

I studied Biology & Chemistry for A levels, I found them to be quite a large jump from GCSEs, many students in my year struggled with them. For a law degree, the higher your A level grades, the better chance of getting into a good University. So if you are passionate, with good understanding of the topic then it can be a suitable path to choose. (Though so far, these subjects have not come across too helpful in my degree).

I did not take English for A levels, however, as a Law degree involves a lot of essay writing, any subject that could prepare you for this will be helpful. Most students also tend to take English/ History/ Politics which are more essay based.

Overall, pick A levels that you will enjoy and have a chance at getting high grades in. This combined with gaining work experience will help to boost your application.

I hope this help.
Chloe

Hi my cousin currently does law,

Like the others said check unis and see what they want for subjects. My cousins took English Lit, law and economics I'm pretty sure

You don't have to follow the exact but they usually want an essay based subject/ humanities maybe? Correct me if I'm wrong x

Economics is really good for law if you plan to do financial law in some sense in the future xx

You could use informed choices who let you see what degrees you could potentially do with the subject choices you have.

Hope this helps x