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What leaving cert subjects should pick for doing law? |
I want to do medicine or law and i know im asking questions about this but i need a lot of information on my subjects. i want to do biology and chemistry just for my medicine but what should i do for law? |
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There isn't really any way you can prepare for law in the Leaving Cert, other then doing business. you cover a very very tiny amount of law in business, like the Consumer protection Act 1990 (or maybe its 1989, I cant remember) and one or two other statutes.
Other then business there's not much you can do and business isn't even that much of a help!
Good luck with the LC and college, Im in college and loving it!! |
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There are no compulsory subjects for law so I suppose it depends if you want to study subjects which will maximise your points or ones you feel you can learn skills which will help you build on skills you'll need when studying Law.
With the points one the obvious thing is to play to your strengths, pick subjects and teachers you like and that's half the battle.
History is the main subject which will help you study law. In this case it's not what you learn it's the way you learn which is important.
Business, Latin, Accounts, Sociology and Politics are all subjects (off the top of my head) which will also be useful. |
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They usually recommend that you do History, it helps to build a good foundation in research skills, analysis & evaluation and debating skills.
If you check the law courses available at the colleges, they should tell you what they expect you to have. |
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gaspipe
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there isnt realy anything but mabey joining a debating team would look good on your application :) |
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There's not much to really prepare you for law. Do subjects that are the easiest to get points in,that's all the leaving certs about really isn't it! economics,business,home-ec etc.. |
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honours business studies.hope da helps! |
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Higher level english and history |
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If you want to do general law then I would do history. The two have huge crossover value. |
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I don't know, but whenever we have questions like these we ask our guidance counceller in the school |
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Business.
Maybe some History too.
But there are'nt really any leaving cert subjects that apply to law. =] |
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