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Should I do law or real estate. P.SI'm really bad at maths if it has anything to do with being a real estate.And if i do law what subjects would I need apart from English

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chalks

Most strong academic subjects are fine at A-Level, if you want to study Law e.g. sciences are perfectly acceptable. Likewise, it isn't necessary to take English.

I'm more confused about the Real Estate angle. What do you mean by "being a real estate"? What careers in RE are you thinking about?

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Original post by Qwerty 1

Should I do law or real estate. P.SI'm really bad at maths if it has anything to do with being a real estate.And if i do law what subjects would I need apart from English

Hello,

Ultimately you should pick the subject which you think you will find most interesting. This is because if you find it interesting it will be easier to study and easier to get higher grades as you'll be more engaged.

Law is generally a good option for people who are not sure on a specific degree or job because although it is difficult, it is highly respected with employers across all industries because of the transferable skills you develop.

If you are particularly interested in a career in real estate, as part of a qualifying law degree you will study Land Law and some universities may offer additional modules related to land and real estate.

If you have any further questions please do let me know.

Charlie
Law LLB Student