What GCSE s will help with law?

Answer 1

There is no single subject that is an absolute requirement to study law. However, skill in writing and the English language are important, so taking English as a subject right through school is definitely beneficial.

Additionally, subjects that require a lot of writing, particularly essays, are helpful for law, especially if those essays require you to think critically and/or analyse problems or situations. Subjects such as History and Economics can be helpful for those who wish to study law.

To find out precisely what the university of your choice looks for in their potential law students, you should visit the website or campus of the university and find out about any requirements and/or recommendations.

Answer 2

Me personally have no idea what subjects are required for law, I am only fourteen! But what I have been told is that you can study any subjects but you must get a 1 or an A in English. I think that since when doing law, you need to do a lot of reading, you should do History and Literature and if you are from the Caribbean like me, Social Studies would be nice as well. You can also do Geography if you like and Principles of Business. Since no exact subjects are required, you should do subjects that can get you into a nice job if you fail to become a lawyer or if you decide that law isn't your true calling. For example, if you do Sciences, you can become a Doctor or Chemist according to what sciences you have, if you decide that you do not want to do law! That's all the help I can give you but if I get more information, I will tell you all. Me personally have no idea what subjects are required for law, I am only fourteen! But what I have been told is that you can study any subjects but you must get a 1 or an A in English. I think that since when doing law, you need to do a lot of reading, you should do History and Literature and if you are from the Caribbean like me, Social Studies would be nice as well. You can also do Geography if you like and Principles of Business. Since no exact subjects are required, you should do subjects that can get you into a nice job if you fail to become a lawyer or if you decide that law isn't your true calling. For example, if you do Sciences, you can become a Doctor or Chemist according to what sciences you have, if you decide that you do not want to do law! That's all the help I can give you but if I get more information, I will tell you all.

Answer 3

the GCSE's that you need to study law is at least 5 between a* c grades to get in but from then on you get to take any courses you want!!! the GCSE's that you need to study law is at least 5 between a* and c grades after that you are able to take any courses you want to!

Answer 4

Subjects required for the study of law are:

• English or Afrikaans
• Mathematics or Maths Lit

Subjects recommended for the study of law are:

• history
• accounting
• a third language

hope my answer helps you =)

Answer 5

answer? if you want to study law at universtiy then the following subjects are cumpolsary! **english **history **and some type of language

Answer 6

Well you deffinatley need English you also need another language. You should also think about taking History.This is because it is relatted to the past law and everything else.

Answer 7

Law Subjects

Labor Law.

Company Law.

Jurisprudence.

Legal Writing.

Family Law.

Administrative Law.

Consumer Protection Law.

Constitutional Law.

Answer 8

Any subjects with English literature.