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What would be a good combination of AS/A2 levels for those contemplating the study of LAW at university?
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What would be a good combination of AS/A2 levels for those contemplating the study of LAW at university?
What would be a good combination of AS/A2 levels for those contemplating the study of LAW at university?
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What would be a good combination of AS/A2 levels for those contemplating the study of LAW at university?
What would be a good combination of AS/A2 levels for those contemplating the study of LAW at university?
If you mean what sort of A-levels would contribute to the degree I would say:
English
History
Maths
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However many unis dont want you to have done law at a-level.
However many unis dont want you to have done law at a-level.
Philosophy seems like a good background, if your school/college does it.
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It really doesnt matter I think they like you to have a good mix of subjects but thats about it. Why dont you check with your school if ou have any doubts.
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2 Years ago I was asking the exact same question as you and ended up doing Chemistry, Biology, Psychology and Maths at AS. The admissions tutors which I did email asking about these subjects said they were fine - I also asked about IT and they said, as an eample if your offer was AAB the the A's would have to come. from two other very academic subjects.
I also asked the Law admissions tutor at Nottingham university about A level subjects whilst I was there on a Pro-Link (or something along those lines) course for y11 students and he said all academic subjects are acceptable but if there were 2 otherwise equal canditates, one having social science ane english related subjects (including Psychology and Sociology he said) and one not, then the first one would recieve the offer over the other one should they both be competing for the same place
HOWEVER,.................. I dropped the Chemistry after AS and am now studying Biology, Maths and Psychology at A2 and have applied to study Psychology at university next year. Oh how times change!
This is just what I found out and my experience of things, which may have changed since the 2 years ago it was when I researched this so please check this for yourself, and bear in mind that it will vary depeding on the institutions you are applying to and the admission tutors reading your applications.
Hope this isn't too cofusing and maybe helps a little,
Riz x
I also asked the Law admissions tutor at Nottingham university about A level subjects whilst I was there on a Pro-Link (or something along those lines) course for y11 students and he said all academic subjects are acceptable but if there were 2 otherwise equal canditates, one having social science ane english related subjects (including Psychology and Sociology he said) and one not, then the first one would recieve the offer over the other one should they both be competing for the same place
HOWEVER,.................. I dropped the Chemistry after AS and am now studying Biology, Maths and Psychology at A2 and have applied to study Psychology at university next year. Oh how times change!
This is just what I found out and my experience of things, which may have changed since the 2 years ago it was when I researched this so please check this for yourself, and bear in mind that it will vary depeding on the institutions you are applying to and the admission tutors reading your applications.
Hope this isn't too cofusing and maybe helps a little,
Riz x
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