I'm applying for Politics and History.
I will also be applying to UCL & KCL for History, and Oxford for History & Politics.
I've got 5 5's On AP Tests Already-In US Hist, Euro, Comp. Gov, U.S. Gov, and Human Geo.
I'm going to take 5 more this next year-World Hist, Macro, Micro, Physics I and Lit & Composition.
I do a lot of volunteering. I'm the head of my school's Harry Potter Club. I'm also in the NHS
and the NHAS, and I'm the captain of my school's Academic Challenge team. I may also start
a history club this year and join bowling.
I'm applying from the United States.
Also, since we're both doing Gov/Politics and History, I'm a bit worried about LSE's history program.
I read on the website it's completely modern history, and while modern history is by far my favorite, I'm also really into
ancient human history and other parts of history in between. Since Oxford is my first choice, if I don't get in,
I imagine I may have to choose between LSE, an exclusively modern history & politics degree, and a
degree with just pure history that's also a lot more expansive at UCL. Do you think it'd be worth it to sacrifice pre-modern
history in exchange for the politics part of the degree?