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Are my GCSE's suited to a law degree I am in year 10 I study both English GCSEs maths French sociology double science BTEC theatre and computer science what A-levels are good to take?
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∙ 10y ago
Yes, if you have good scores in English, Sociology and the double sciences then you are suited for a law degree program.
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