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Karma
20-02-2008, 05:35 PM
Hey there, I am going to an Sixth Form College in Sept 2008, and I want to do 5 A-levels, I have four choosen and I have been accepted into the college, the four A-levels are, Accounting,Business,Economics and Maths, I am wanting to go into Business & Finance career wise and for my 5th A-level I am stuck between Politics,Law and Philosphy, Which one would benifit me the most for my Career ideas? Thanks Amit

Abbie.
20-02-2008, 05:37 PM
id say law..

politics is meant to be extremly hard

mangle
20-02-2008, 05:38 PM
I'd take Politics

If you ever wish to be a lawyer (sp?) you can't have a level law. Philosphy isn't taken as a "proper A level" by cambridge or something :)

kk.
20-02-2008, 05:38 PM
well, at our college, they combine business and economics so see if thats an option lol.

also, i am doing 4 a levels and it is quite a lot of work with little free time so i would reconsider taking 5. as for the subjects, law is more useful to you than any other

Karma
20-02-2008, 08:15 PM
Cheers guys for the replys so far, what does the (sp)? mean and why is philisophy nt considered has a a-level?

Frodo13.
20-02-2008, 10:04 PM
I'm doing AS Law at the momment, and imo its extreamly easy. All you have to do is learn the theory then copy it down onto paper. I might consider doing AS Politics next year though.

kardiogram
20-02-2008, 10:06 PM
I'm doing AS Law at the momment, and imo its extreamly easy. All you have to do is learn the theory then copy it down onto paper. I might consider doing AS Politics next year though.

trust me law gets more difficult in A2
:P
politics is good, but can get boring.


ps @ Karma
id advise law - it's quite interesting too :) well imo.

Eamonn
24-02-2008, 11:27 AM
can i ask why you feel the need to take five a-levels?

Kardan
24-02-2008, 11:30 AM
Cheers guys for the replys so far, what does the (sp)? mean and why is philisophy nt considered has a a-level?

(Sp?) means the poster is unsure of the spelling of a word :)

Frodo13.
24-02-2008, 11:32 AM
If you ever wish to be a lawyer (sp?) you can't have a level law.

Thats a lie. I asked my Law teacher that and she said its just a pathetic rumour. She said she was told that when she was doing her A Levels.

Ugawa
24-02-2008, 12:43 PM
I'm going sizth form college this year to, I've taken.

- Law
- Art
- Phycology
- sociology

X

mangle
24-02-2008, 12:50 PM
Thats a lie. I asked my Law teacher that and she said its just a pathetic rumour. She said she was told that when she was doing her A Levels.

my bad then!

Karma
24-02-2008, 07:39 PM
can i ask why you feel the need to take five a-levels?

BecauseI want more Qulifications and I couldn't decide out of my 4 previous A-Levels but I might just take 4, and leave Law out, its got hardly anything to do with Business and Finance but I don't know yet!

Soka
26-02-2008, 09:37 AM
Hey there, I am going to an Sixth Form College in Sept 2008, and I want to do 5 A-levels, I have four choosen and I have been accepted into the college, the four A-levels are, Accounting,Business,Economics and Maths, I am wanting to go into Business & Finance career wise and for my 5th A-level I am stuck between Politics,Law and Philosphy, Which one would benifit me the most for my Career ideas? Thanks Amit

hey, i'm currently doing:

AS levels in maths/accounts/economics/physics and also considering career in business - maybe accountancy apprenticeship when i leave college.

i'd say if your wanting to do something business related maybe choose something different like maybe a science or Law or ICT - 99% of businesses are ran on computes now,, because if all does not go well you've got a broader spectrum of subjects, although i think 4 A levels will be enough because universities only need 3 usually / and jobs usually expect 3 A levels. you could also see if the college does a certificate in finance, which is just something extra that i might taking in the second year.

hope this helps, feel free to pm me with any qs :)

Virgin Mary
26-02-2008, 10:33 AM
Well do you plan on getting into a top university or a normal one? If it's a top one then Politics because then you'll have that with Economics and Maths to look impressive. Law and philosophy are seen as "easy" A levels.

Asher
26-02-2008, 11:14 PM
If you go onto law school having an A-Level in law doesn't really stand you much ground. they don't really care about it.

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