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Modules 📑 - I recommend checking the modules you will be studying for your desired subjects at A-level. This can help you decide which you are more passionate about. I also recommend looking at the modules for the course at university, as this could effect your decision.
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Job Role 🔎 - Look into some job roles that interest you. I see you have researched into medicine, so I recommend doing the same for careers in law or other career paths you may wish to go down. If you're not certain what career is right for you, see if your school has a careers advisor who could help you with this decision.
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A-level requirements 📋️- Different degrees have differing requirements. This could be a grade requirement, or request particular A-levels. Medicine often requires particular A-levels, while many law degrees won't, instead they request certain grades and you can use your personal statement to display your passion for law. If there are some universities you are already interested in, I recommend heading to their website and seeing their course entry requirements.
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Passion 🥳 - You may spend the majority of your life focusing on the subject if you choose to, so base it on passion and love for the topic. I understand there are many motivators behind choosing a career path, but enjoying your career should be the priority.
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Modules 📑 - I recommend checking the modules you will be studying for your desired subjects at A-level. This can help you decide which you are more passionate about. I also recommend looking at the modules for the course at university, as this could effect your decision.
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Job Role 🔎 - Look into some job roles that interest you. I see you have researched into medicine, so I recommend doing the same for careers in law or other career paths you may wish to go down. If you're not certain what career is right for you, see if your school has a careers advisor who could help you with this decision.
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A-level requirements 📋️- Different degrees have differing requirements. This could be a grade requirement, or request particular A-levels. Medicine often requires particular A-levels, while many law degrees won't, instead they request certain grades and you can use your personal statement to display your passion for law. If there are some universities you are already interested in, I recommend heading to their website and seeing their course entry requirements.
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Passion 🥳 - You may spend the majority of your life focusing on the subject if you choose to, so base it on passion and love for the topic. I understand there are many motivators behind choosing a career path, but enjoying your career should be the priority.
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