Law as a subject in A levels and a career choice?

[Syed Hemail Pasha]

keeping it concise , i wanna know suggestions whether or not shall i opt for "Law"as an extra sub in A levels? i found it interesting and different from the rest of my three majors(phys,chem,maths) .. is it easy to cope up with? fill me in regarding its career prospect...
waiting eagerly for ur responses
P.S.: Feel free to share extra information , facts and figures regarding this subject !

 

[Toblerone]

Law is a proper subject.
I think you should go for sociology. That's almost the same and a very interesting subject. You'll enjoy it!

 

[Extra Kabil]

Law is an awesome subject! Go for it! All the best!

 

[Syed Hemail Pasha]

Law is a proper subject.
I think you should go for sociology. That's almost the same and a very interesting subject. You'll enjoy it!

Dude i didn't give sociology in my o'levels. I guess it will be overwhelming for me to jump up to advanced level of sociology without clearing its o'level exam! wats say?

 

[Toblerone]

Dude i didn't give sociology in my o'levels. I guess it will be overwhelming for me to jump up to advanced level of sociology without clearing its o'level exam! wats say?

I took O'level sociology this October/November session. Trust me, it's a very interesting and easy subject. Plus, even if you didn't study it in O'level you can definitely ace it in A'level. Don't worry about that!
Just for your satisfaction, you can go through 'Ken browne fourth edition' to have a slight knowledge of this subject. It's gonna take you a week or so.

 

[A star]

LAW is a good choice but its a bit difficult to get an A on . and it gets harder in A2 and it might affect your other subs so i think like Nayya said go for socio

 

[Sijda]

Socio was interesting in olevels but it sucks in alevels. Trust me, I took it and suffered.

 

[Syed Hemail Pasha]

Socio was interesting in olevels but it sucks in alevels. Trust me, I took it and suffered.

after all its a levels :/

 

[teachyourself]

A-levels Law and Sociology are not difficult as long as you have the study material... in fact these two subjects are not regarded as tough subjects by most foreign universities... Pakistani universities do not care... these two subjects will not affect your career direction... the only courses in the A-levels that affect your career direction is the choice between the science subjects like chem, bio, phy and business based subjects like economics, accounting, business studies ... math is important for all careers at least initially in your undergrad studies depending upon career choice .. further math for those wanting to go into engineering, math, actuarial sciences: it is a part of Risk Assessment/Management ... so enjoy law, sociology if you want to