History then law
Would I be able to do a History + War studies undergrad and still be able to become a lawyer in the future?
Yes. You can take more than one undergraduate course. As well as this, there are law conversion courses available.
Original post by urmombomb
Would I be able to do a History + War studies undergrad and still be able to become a lawyer in the future?
Hi @urmombomb
Absolutely! Many people do a non-law undergrad before qualifying as a lawyer. I did an English Lit undergrad and then did a MA Law conversion course so I am now in the same position as someone who did a law undergrad as I study the BPC. All you need to do if you do a non-law undergrad first is a conversion and you will be on track to become a lawyer!
I hope this helps and good luck 🙂
Sophie
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