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Foreign Language required for history degree ?
I just want to to know whether I need a foreighn language, at GCSE, to commence a History degree.
I know Warwick require a mfl, i was just wondering whether any other Unis do ??
As I got a D in Gcse french, due to the fact that i did German to yr10, moved school and had to do French !
I know Warwick require a mfl, i was just wondering whether any other Unis do ??
As I got a D in Gcse french, due to the fact that i did German to yr10, moved school and had to do French !
Some Universities require languages but its not really standard.
I think you will be absolutely fine!
I think you will be absolutely fine!
Vincente
For a straight history degree? Oxbridge and Warwick are the ones which spring to mind.
Not Cambridge any more, the language at GCSE "requirement"- it's been pretty much ignored and waived for everyone- has been officially dropped.
Not Cambridge any more, the language at GCSE "requirement"- it's been pretty much ignored and waived for everyone- has been officially dropped.
Actually I head about this but wasn't really sure. But when you said it had been waived/ignored do you mean people just get their headmasters to write to the college saying there were exceptional circumstances preventing them? Actually now that I think about it UCL is going to have a language requirement for all its courses as well soon.
Thanks for your advice guy's ! (Y)
Vincente
Actually I head about this but wasn't really sure. But when you said it had been waived/ignored do you mean people just get their headmasters to write to the college saying there were exceptional circumstances preventing them? Actually now that I think about it UCL is going to have a language requirement for all its courses as well soon.
Nope, it just was never mentioned. I got in without one. It was never mentioned at interview, after interview or since getting here.
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