I'm going to be doing my A levels in september, and so far I've chosen - english and psychology and I'm torn between my third option. Law or Accounting?
I was never really into law, never did it as a gcse , never really considered it, but i got told that i went well with psychology and english in order to become a lawyer. i dont know if i wanna be a lawyer, In all honesty, I want to make money and although lawyers do earn good wages im not sure if its for me. people that have done it say its a lot of boring stuff, really hard, but boring. i dont want something really hard, yeah i know nothings easy but as im having the 2 other written subjects i dont really want to have to write loads.
on the other hand i think that accounting could be good as my third option, do u think it will go well with psychology and english? i got a C in math which means im not amazing at it, so do u think i should do it, or would that just stress me out, as im not best friends with numbers.
Please tell what i should do and what career choices would be better with each A level after.
Keep in mind that i dont want to study untill im 30 then actually start earning a nice salary. i dont want to spend years and years studying and not being able to find a job either. so yeah please help. thanks.
I was never really into law, never did it as a gcse , never really considered it, but i got told that i went well with psychology and english in order to become a lawyer. i dont know if i wanna be a lawyer, In all honesty, I want to make money and although lawyers do earn good wages im not sure if its for me. people that have done it say its a lot of boring stuff, really hard, but boring. i dont want something really hard, yeah i know nothings easy but as im having the 2 other written subjects i dont really want to have to write loads.
on the other hand i think that accounting could be good as my third option, do u think it will go well with psychology and english? i got a C in math which means im not amazing at it, so do u think i should do it, or would that just stress me out, as im not best friends with numbers.
Please tell what i should do and what career choices would be better with each A level after.
Keep in mind that i dont want to study untill im 30 then actually start earning a nice salary. i dont want to spend years and years studying and not being able to find a job either. so yeah please help. thanks.