I am an oveaseas student and i want to study law at oxbirde university.?

Question

In A-level course, 3 sbujects are fiexed(Pure math ,chenmistry and IT), but one more subject i have to choose. So if i want to do law in university, do i have to study law at A-level? If not, what subjects which you choose in A-level can give you a better chance to go the oxbridge? In addition, can you do economic in A-level but actually read law in university?

Answer 1

I am assuming that you are referring to Oxbridge which is an acronym for 'Oxford and/or Cambridge University'

In theory, you can study any set of A-levels, as the study of a Law degree assumes no prior knowledge. In my opinion it will neither be an advantage or disadvantage to take up A-level Law.

I think the best way to get into Oxford/Cambridge is by doing the hardest A-levels, namely Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Chemistry. With this combination you can get onto virtually any course bar Medicine, in which case take A-level Biology. This combination of subjects will clearly demonstrate that you are intelligent, period.

The honest truth is that people applying to Oxford/Cambridge will be doing a minimum of 4 A-levels, and most probably 5, many even more. All candidates applying are expected to have an excellent academic history. You must also be predicted very high A-levels! 2 A's and a B is the minimum in most cases, but 3 A's will give you the best chance.

With reference to studying A-level Economics, yes this is feasible if you wish to study Law.

Another word of advice, if you wish to get into Oxford or Cambridge, your spelling, punctuation and grammar need to be much more precise!

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

There isn't a university by the name of oxbirde.

There is a university called the University of Oxford.

But you need to be public school ponce to go there. They don't like foreigners!

Answer 3

I would suggest taking a course in spelling. Did you notice those blue words that say Check Spelling?

Answer 4

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Answer 5

You don't have to do law but they recommend english literature. By the way they love foreign students because they get loads of money from them.

Answer 6

if you cant figure these things out yourself youve no chance and you want to study law??

obviously all you have to do is go to "oxbridge" and say here i am

Answer 7

Then learn how to spell first