Nigerian Abiola Abidoye achieves highest A level law grade in UK
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Abiola Abidoye, an 18-year-old student from Ipswich, has achieved the highest A Level grade in the UK for law.
The One Sixth Form College student studied maths, further maths, law and physics, earning A* in all four subjects.
Despite law not being his “strong suit,” Abiola Abidoye scored an impressive 224 out of 240 across three papers.
“I am really pleased. I have maths and physics which are my strong suit, I did law because it’s my passion. I’m very passionate about different types of law, even some that we didn’t do like human rights, just any law I can get myself into, so it was just a fun lesson I wanted to do, I wasn’t expecting to do so well in there,” he said as quoted by Ipswich Star.
Reflecting on the achievement, he added: “I was very surprised when I found out I was best in the country at Law for A Levels because again, it’s not my strong suit. I saw that result before my others, so I was already nervous waiting for them but then that came through. I put in an immense amount of work into this. I was staying up to ungodly hours for my studying. I put a lot of pressure on myself to try and achieve it, I am not sure if I will do it again because it was very difficult but I am pretty happy. The teachers at One Sixth Form College were wonderful and helped me a lot.”
Abiola now plans to study maths at university and hopes to pursue a career in banking or finance.
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