Do you include what A-Levels you're studying in your personal statement or not?

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JoeJBB

Yeah, exactly - I also thought he could write about dialects, how a dialectical approach to how to portray characters helped him decide on how to play complex roles, eg. Hamlet, also Brecht was very dialectical - and this dialectical approach will be useful when analysing debates in psychology, such as mind/body, nature/nurture, holistic/reductionist etc. etc.

From the sounds of it looks like you should apply for psychology! :p:

I wish him the best of luck though, I'm applying for psychology as well and know how competitive it is.

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ellie_flower

jnm2324

C) It's all rather cliche of how History helped you become more analytical bla bla bla.

Is it a must? .

hey
no not at all
This is the second year im applying and I got into all my unis last year without mentioning a single subject (apart from history of course as i was applying for it) I hope the same happens this year and again I havent mentioned anything. It's just such a dull statement when you write-histry-I learnt to analyse, Geography-colour in and write about pollution, french-more analysis. It's just boring!

Anyway, best luck for geography, I wanted to do geography as well, but history just toppled it!