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	<title>Comments on: Highers for law school</title>
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		<title>By: scotslawstudent</title>
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		<description>I found my high school subjects didn&#039;t really feature into my university classes (except for philosophy and economics which I took as electives). Law is pretty much a whole new ball game when you get to it. What you&#039;re looking to get from both history and modern studies would be research skills rather than any content.

I personally took Modern Studies, and not History, all the way through to Advanced Higher and I would say the AH is a particularly good course for people looking at doing law (I ended up doing a 6th year dissertation on penology and using some of the same textbooks in first year). I think  either class will do you brilliantly and what&#039;s most important for applying to law is your grade rather than the subject itself.

Generally you should stick to serious subjects and do make sure that universities will accept them in advance. The biggest tip I would give to anyone to avoid repeating the mistakes I made in applying is to research things early on. I pretty much stumbled into law and it would have been much less stressful to learn how it works in advance.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I found my high school subjects didn&#8217;t really feature into my university classes (except for philosophy and economics which I took as electives). Law is pretty much a whole new ball game when you get to it. What you&#8217;re looking to get from both history and modern studies would be research skills rather than any content.</p>
<p>I personally took Modern Studies, and not History, all the way through to Advanced Higher and I would say the AH is a particularly good course for people looking at doing law (I ended up doing a 6th year dissertation on penology and using some of the same textbooks in first year). I think  either class will do you brilliantly and what&#8217;s most important for applying to law is your grade rather than the subject itself.</p>
<p>Generally you should stick to serious subjects and do make sure that universities will accept them in advance. The biggest tip I would give to anyone to avoid repeating the mistakes I made in applying is to research things early on. I pretty much stumbled into law and it would have been much less stressful to learn how it works in advance.</p>
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		<title>By: Lauren</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 16 Apr 2010 22:41:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I read your passage because i am interested in perhaps studying law later on. i am only 15 but need to decide my higher subjects. i have been told history is a good higher to take for law, is this true? i personally prefer modern studies.
thanks for the advice and your time , lauren</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I read your passage because i am interested in perhaps studying law later on. i am only 15 but need to decide my higher subjects. i have been told history is a good higher to take for law, is this true? i personally prefer modern studies.<br />
thanks for the advice and your time , lauren</p>
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