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I know i would enjoy both subjects equally, i wold definately find geography easiser but i would find classics more intresting. Which would you recommend ?
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I am about to do Classics at Durham next year (if exams go to plan) but I also do geography and had the exact same problem, I've always got pretty much 100% in geography since GCSE and I found it wouldn't be enough of a challenge so I chose Classics! It's much more highly rated by employers and geography is a bit too mainstream now due to the sheer volume of people doing it
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I am about to do Classics at Durham next year (if exams go to plan) but I also do geography and had the exact same problem, I've always got pretty much 100% in geography since GCSE and I found it wouldn't be enough of a challenge so I chose Classics! It's much more highly rated by employers and geography is a bit too mainstream now due to the sheer volume of people doing it
I am about to do Classics at Durham next year (if exams go to plan) but I also do geography and had the exact same problem, I've always got pretty much 100% in geography since GCSE and I found it wouldn't be enough of a challenge so I chose Classics! It's much more highly rated by employers and geography is a bit too mainstream now due to the sheer volume of people doing it
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Geography is a lot of work, I mean the amount of case studies you need is vast. However the concepts themselves are straight forward. Latin is great, but obviously a much harder A level which requires thorough language and literature learning.
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Geography is a lot of work, I mean the amount of case studies you need is vast. However the concepts themselves are straight forward. Latin is great, but obviously a much harder A level which requires thorough language and literature learning.
Geography is a lot of work, I mean the amount of case studies you need is vast. However the concepts themselves are straight forward. Latin is great, but obviously a much harder A level which requires thorough language and literature learning.
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Depends what you decide to study at uni. Geog is a fascillitating subject and i have just sat AS level and it was really enjoyable. Also if its an easy subject for you then happy days as its 1 less subject you need to really study for. I choose religion for same reason, automatic B and with a little revision an A, that gives me more time to foccuss on my other 3 A levels.
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Content wise AS was easy, I did rivers, coasts, population and health issues. But the volume of work is far greater and there are a lot more case studies needed.
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Just finished AS Geography and did: energy, rivers, coasts and populations, the content is a lot but the learning the landforms is very straight forward. Hammer the case studies and you'll get an A but it's an awful lot to remember, and find out which topics your college is doing because the energy section of AQA is the worst thing ever imo
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I have just done wjec geog AS and the work is not too bad and very interesting. Geog is a facillatating subject so more highly regarded for uni.
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