what course are you PLANNING to take in uni

[karter]

(don't merge this thread with the other one this is not on the same topic)

anyway who else is confused regarding what course they should do!!

these are my top options:

ba in psychology or sociology
law
bsc in anthropology
media and communications
english lit
ba in international relations

there's no time left aah.... i have to decide and there are so many options

[MKR&*42]

I don't know, luckily I've got 2 years till im going but I honestly have no idea. If I'm allowed to do a fast track German A Level I will probably end up doing a joint honours degree in language and something else. I would do sociology, but I find it incredibly at A Level and idk how it is at uni lets ask @buttons;

[Samantha]

I didn't go to University, but I would have probably opted for English Language. However, my grades weren't that amazing, so I'd choose different if I could .

[Cerys]

DEFINITELY something to do with law

if I cant do law there's no point in going haha cos I don't really like anything else.


though ngl product design *god knows if they do it at uni* was amazing and I got a decent grade, so tbh that could be an option maybe

[Ardemax]

Computer science hopefully

[lemons]

geography
french

geography AND french??????/

[Matthew]

Accounting and Finance at Bath or LSE hopefully

Top choice though is a job/degree with KPMG at Durham Uni. 6 years (3 of uni 3 of work), they'd pay my uni fees and accommodation fees and pay me a salary of £16-20k per year for the 6 years.. And if I get a first or 2:1 then I'd have a guaranteed job at the end too. Too good to turn down really, hope I get in!

[buttons]

u have to find a balance been enjoyment and whether it's something u can use in future. i loved anthropology as a hobby but in a uni setting it is sooo different, i only liked 2 modules all year and the rest was hard because i wasn't interested in studying them. realistically, anthro is a pretty crappy degree to get as jobs are hard to find and when u do find one, they are unstable and u won't be in a job full time most likely. thankfully i got to change course in third year to do only sociology as an applied science degree. thing bout psych n sociology is u learn skills u can apply to many occupations (working with each other, communication, spss, how to write reports etc) and even if u don't use the degree for a job, i personally find it's been helpful to me because u do a lot of working with people and thinking outside the box compared to practical areas. obv I can't talk for the other subjects so dunno how pleasurable they r easy to get a job out of

[Kardan]

PGCE Secondary Mathematics at Leicester Uni for next year

[Futz]

most likely electronic/electrical engineering