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Chris8134

Which A level course would be better out of these: LAW PsychologyGeography ICT Media studies Travel and Tourism - I don't know what career I would like to go in to, maybe air traffic controller or something like that. If you have done any of those A - Levels, can you give me some advice e.g. are they hard, what are they like etc etc. Thanks!

Vickyyy

Im currently doing Law A Level (as well as English Literature and Ethics & philosophy)Ive found it really interesting.It depends which syllabus you'll use (im on AQA) for the course content, but i did law making, dispute solving and the concept of liability at AS and at A2 it depends on what your teacher chooses, but i did offences against the person and offences against property and then theres the synoptic which is like law and morals/justice and fault and thinks like that.Ive loved it! even thinking of doing it as an elective module at university next year (im doing literature)Good luck in whichever you do

Hannah1938

I do psychology a-level, which is really interesting. Its not too hard (maybe my easyest subject but i do study history and english lit aswell) but its abit science-y- e.g talking about hormones which cause scizophrenia and depression. You also can use your common sense and there are inetersting topics (i did memory, stress, abnormality ect) which makes it not too hard.I would suggest to do 3 academic subjects and 1 more 'fun' one (i did photography)- so maybe dont do both media and travel but choose one as your fun subject as uni's prefer more academic studies.My friend did geography, and didnt enjoy it too much as it was quite varied and random (what they studied) but youd have to see what your college studies. Law is supposed to be interesting, but quite hard, remembering alot (dates and laws).

storm7495

no, none of those are hard A levels, they are all referred to as 'soft' subjects.you'd be better off taking maths or physics or something.