So I've just finished A levels and started on a gap year (received A Level results last month) - achieved AAB. In an ideal world I'd do Law at one of the unis I'm generally interested in with a want to become a solicitor. the problem is, for law, these unis ask for AAA, some A*AA (although I obvs wouldn't bother applying to A*AA ones) and with me applying with grades in hand that don't meet the requirement I'm not exactly likely to receive an offer since I'm not applying with higher predicted etc. (although I do possibly have extenuating circumstances which could possibly help me get an offer for an AAA place, unsure how it'll work atm). So I'm wondering if it'd be better for me to do a different degree such as English, or a MFL for my undergrad, (at a top uni which I also prefer, which'll possibly also help with getting a TC) which at my preferred unis ask for AAB-ABB - then complete the conversion course. Just not sure what I should do, or if I should look at some unis that are lower ranked and just do law there, as ideally i'd like to do a law undergrad, as its what I'm interested in, and the entire process in the long run will be shorter and cheaper if I just do a law undergrad. Any help/advice/own experiences appreciated, thanks!