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What A-Level combination would be most beneficial for Oxbridge Law?

Hey, all,
I'm a Y11 student who aspires to apply for Oxbridge Law in the future. I like all of these subjects and I think that they wouldn't pose as an issue if I took them further to A-Level. Which combo is best for Law?

-History, Politics, Maths, EPQ (law-related)
-History, Politics, Maths, French

I know that French is worth more as an A-Level for uni, but is it worth taking the 4 for Law or doing the EPQ instead?

Reply 1

threeportdrift

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Original post by elliotc2308

They are both fine for law, no difference. You should do the combination in which you think you can get the best grades. You only need 3 A levels.

(edited 4 months ago)

Reply 2

McGinger

As above, for Law there are no required subjects.

Most people find an essay-based subject is useful for skills, but above everything you need to choose three subject you will enjoy studying and where you feel confident of high grades. And no-one need 4 A levels. No University requires 4 subjects. Remember- AAA will always look better than ABBB.