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What to do at uni?!

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  • t0rt0ise
    t0rt0ise Posts: 4,669 Forumite
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    If you don't want to do law as a whole there is usually a law module or two in whatever subject you do choose. I chose to do Philosophy but wish I'd done a joint with Social Policy and there were modules there in law that I could have done. I'd have liked that but I went to uni late and had children to fit around so couldn't do exactly what I wanted. I don't regret going to uni late as I studied nursing at the 'normal time' and loved that too.

    I encouraged my own daughter to study whatever interested her and to move away from home to uni as that's part of the fun! I'd encourage anyone else to do the same.
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