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History student here! AMA

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Reply 20

peralta99

Original post by neb789

Studying History as an undergrad!

Ask me anything!

will i struggle with history at a level if i didn't study it for gcse?

Reply 21

neb789

Original post by iamayesha

will i struggle with history at a level if i didn't study it for gcse?

It won't be a walk in the park but if you're willing to put the time and effort in i'm sure you'll be absolutely fine!

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peralta99

Original post by neb789

It won't be a walk in the park but if you're willing to put the time and effort in i'm sure you'll be absolutely fine!

thanks

Reply 23

ageshallnot

Original post by colourtheory

I'm sure that's right. In order to pay for various academics and their research universities have been taking on more arts students even though these institutions don't have the resources to mark a high workload... Hence students are only writing six essays a year.

The latter is ridiculous for £9k pa.

Most unis have also lost one-to-one tutorials. I had those with historians such as William Doyle and Norman Hampson - to my enormous benefit!