Is Classical Civilisation A Level a facilitating subject?

Kobisha

i was just wondering as i am taking it next year along with History and Psychology

Reply 1

Changing Skies

Original post by Kobisha

i was just wondering as i am taking it next year along with History and Psychology

It isn't, but it doesn't matter! Pick what interests you :smile:

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Reply 2

Sempiternitas

I studied Classics at university and I think it definitely helped me get a place. It'd depend on what subject you're planning to take in university (if you want to go to university at all - no assumptions!). I'd say Class. Civ. is relevant if you're applying for History or a literary degree.

Reply 3

Abstract_Prism

It isn't, no.

I think Classics might be though.

Reply 4

The Empire Odyssey

Original post by Kobisha

i was just wondering as i am taking it next year along with History and Psychology

As everyone has said it isn't.

However History is if having a facilitiating subject concerns you?

Both complement each other well, especially if you'll be doing Greek Tragedy or any plays in CC as you'll have to learn about the psyche of characters and stuff!

Reply 5

Lawandfrench

http://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/admissions/ug/apply/a-level-combinations
This should help! I would thoroughly recommend Class-civ a level - especially if you like english and history! The workload was significantly less than history and the topics are so diverse. It really depends what you would like to study in the future!