Social sciences subjects?
I'm currently taking up an undergraduate degree in Information Technology but I'm planning to pursue law after my graduation though it's not yet final because I will still be needing the approval of my parents. Obviously, my current course is not a pre-law course and one of the requirements for admission in law is that I must have earned first a given number of units in English, Social Sciences and Mathematics. Can I consider "Filipino Literature in ENGLISH" as an English subject? And which of the following subjects belongs to Social Sciences?
Logic
General Psychology
Philippine History
Rizal Course (Rizal is our national hero.)
Art Appreciation
Philippine Government and Constitution
Human Resource Management
Environmental Sciece
Economics w/ Taxation and Agrarian Reform
Professional Ethics and Values Education
Contextualized Salvation History
Church and Sacraments
Christian Ethics
The Social Teaching of the Church
Marriage and Family
Thanks!
Seems to me you do better check with the relevant education facilities as each have their own standards and what may apply to one education facility may not apply to another.
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Myself I am not what you say a educated lawyer but still as an attorney assist people in their litigation and how. They defeat the police, the government, etc because as a CONSTITUTIONALIST (self educated) I can provide legal arguments they never have learned about.
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If you have a felli ng for law, then try a subject like Family Law as contrary to popular believe it is not restricted to family relationship only as it involves often every facet of law, contract law included.
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I know because over the decades I gained my knowledge starting with Family Law and now as a constitutionalist have the broad understanding because of this. Actually also public books about constitutional and other legal issues.
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