Hi everyone! I've been feeling a bit off about my subject combination (can't change that now) but I was wondering if there's any cause to truly worry. I want to study law and my combination is Literature, Economics and Sociology. I was considering doing History before I started, but we are not allowed to do History and Economics in my school (don't ask why it's just the structure) and I truly love Economics and I'm sure I'd do well so I picked it and I do not regret it. (and, important to note: the record of good History grades at my school isn't the best) However, I picked Sociology as my third because there honestly weren't many options I was keen on. I've never done it before, but I've honestly been doing quite well and I actually do enjoy it. However, I've seen so much negativity online about the subject and how not up to par and not regarded by top unis (but I've seen it on Cambridge and LSE's lists) I'm scared that sociology may ruin my application?? Everyone says grades matter for law and not subjects but I'm beginning to doubt myself. I know I have literature which is a strong subject for law (and I love it), but still.. I'm so far gone and I don't want to have regrets. I know there's not much to be done, but I've decided to take the IPQ (CIE version of EPQ) as something to make me stand out/ boost my application. I'd like your thoughts on my dilemma. Thanks guys.