Harvard - english or law?

Question

I possess 3 A -levels - English, Law & Politics at grade A.

Also an A/S level psychology qualification. - grade B

I am multilingual.

I endeavor in various extra curricular activities.

Could I be accepted into Harvard to study Law or English?

Answer 1

You don't apply to law school until you have a 4-year college degree.  So if you're applying to Harvard, either pick English or something that will help you later in law school - such as government, politics, history, or philosophy.

Answer 2

law!!!!!!

Answer 3

As Eri mentioned, you are not eligible for admission into Law School be it Harvard or anywhere else.

To study Law in the United States you require a bachelors degree or equivilent - A-levels and A/S levels are not equivilents.

You may be accepted into Harvard to study English. There seems to be three options for you which fall into the "English" category at Harvard:

- Literature and Comparative Literature

- History and Literature

- Expository Writing

Then there are two degree concentration programs:

- English and American Literature and Language.

- Literature

Take a look at the website for Harvard University

Answer 4

Nobody can determine whether you get into Harvard.  You need to apply and find out for yourself.

Answer 5

You don't apply to law school until you have a 4-year college degree. So if you're applying to Harvard, either pick English or something that will help you later in law school - such as government, politics, history, or philosophy.

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