Predicted grades and what to do now.
I have just got predicted grades back for history, geography and business. I got 3A* but am not really sure what to do next or where to apply.
At the moment i'm thinking of geography with business joint honours and maybe converting to law. Applying at notts, newcastle, durham, exeter and warwick.
Not convinced I want to do this, any ideas for other courses and other unis I could apply to?
At the moment i'm thinking of geography with business joint honours and maybe converting to law. Applying at notts, newcastle, durham, exeter and warwick.
Not convinced I want to do this, any ideas for other courses and other unis I could apply to?
Reply 1
Original post by DJ112233
I have just got predicted grades back for history, geography and business. I got 3A* but am not really sure what to do next or where to apply.
At the moment i'm thinking of geography with business joint honours and maybe converting to law. Applying at notts, newcastle, durham, exeter and warwick.
Not convinced I want to do this, any ideas for other courses and other unis I could apply to?
At the moment i'm thinking of geography with business joint honours and maybe converting to law. Applying at notts, newcastle, durham, exeter and warwick.
Not convinced I want to do this, any ideas for other courses and other unis I could apply to?
One obvious question is why not go straight to law?
Look at International Development - an interesting aspect of Human Geography, with elements of Economics, Law and other social sciences.
BA (Hons) International Development with Overseas Placement 2023/24 | UEA
Undergraduate study : International Development : University of Sussex
or
International Development Management | Aston University
LLB Law with Business - Undergraduate degree study - M1N1 - University of Birmingham
BA (Hons) International Development with Overseas Placement 2023/24 | UEA
Undergraduate study : International Development : University of Sussex
or
International Development Management | Aston University
LLB Law with Business - Undergraduate degree study - M1N1 - University of Birmingham
Original post by ageshallnot
One obvious question is why not go straight to law?
I'm not 100% I even want to do law right now so would rather consider it and convert later. Also I've been advised against it by others who have gone straight to law.
Reply 4
Hi there!
It's great to hear you are considering geography at Exeter as one of your choices. I have completed a degree in BSc Physical Geography and I absolutely loved it! The geography department at Exeter has a great mix of human and physical geography modules and you can choose to do a flexible combined honors which you can find out more about here: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/flexible/exeter/
You can also choose up to two modules per year from a different course so if you are interested in law, business and/or history you can definitely take up a few modules from those areas throughout your bachelors degree. As per the Business school in Exeter, it really is one of the best in the UK and has a variety of courses you can pick from.
If you are interested in either human or physical geography at Exeter I am happy to give you a more detailed answer with how it all works and my experience, so if you have any questions please do ask!
Exeter University Student Ambassador
Laura
It's great to hear you are considering geography at Exeter as one of your choices. I have completed a degree in BSc Physical Geography and I absolutely loved it! The geography department at Exeter has a great mix of human and physical geography modules and you can choose to do a flexible combined honors which you can find out more about here: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/flexible/exeter/
You can also choose up to two modules per year from a different course so if you are interested in law, business and/or history you can definitely take up a few modules from those areas throughout your bachelors degree. As per the Business school in Exeter, it really is one of the best in the UK and has a variety of courses you can pick from.
If you are interested in either human or physical geography at Exeter I am happy to give you a more detailed answer with how it all works and my experience, so if you have any questions please do ask!
Exeter University Student Ambassador
Laura
Reply 5
Hi there!
It's great to hear you are considering geography at Exeter as one of your choices. I have completed a degree in BSc Physical Geography and I absolutely loved it! The geography department at Exeter has a great mix of human and physical geography modules and you can choose to do a flexible combined honors which you can find out more about here: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/flexible/exeter/
You can also choose up to two modules per year from a different course so if you are interested in law, business and/or history you can definitely take up a few modules from those areas throughout your bachelors degree. As per the Business school in Exeter, it really is one of the best in the UK and has a variety of courses you can pick from.
If you are interested in either human or physical geography at Exeter I am happy to give you a more detailed answer with how it all works and my experience, so if you have any questions please do ask!
Exeter University Student Ambassador
Laura
It's great to hear you are considering geography at Exeter as one of your choices. I have completed a degree in BSc Physical Geography and I absolutely loved it! The geography department at Exeter has a great mix of human and physical geography modules and you can choose to do a flexible combined honors which you can find out more about here: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/flexible/exeter/
You can also choose up to two modules per year from a different course so if you are interested in law, business and/or history you can definitely take up a few modules from those areas throughout your bachelors degree. As per the Business school in Exeter, it really is one of the best in the UK and has a variety of courses you can pick from.
If you are interested in either human or physical geography at Exeter I am happy to give you a more detailed answer with how it all works and my experience, so if you have any questions please do ask!
Exeter University Student Ambassador
Laura
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