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I was thinking on choosing History (alongside Maths,Chemistry and Economics) but i wanted to know any students' opinion's who have done the courses on Stuart monarchy and France in revolution for the AQA syllabus for A level history and what can History at a level help my in the future (looking to do a degree in something related to business, chemistry)
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Why do history if you want a degree in business or chemistry?
Why do history if you want a degree in business or chemistry?
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I was thinking on choosing History (alongside Maths,Chemistry and Economics) but i wanted to know any students' opinion's who have done the courses on Stuart monarchy and France in revolution for the AQA syllabus for A level history and what can History at a level help my in the future (looking to do a degree in something related to business, chemistry)
I was thinking on choosing History (alongside Maths,Chemistry and Economics) but i wanted to know any students' opinion's who have done the courses on Stuart monarchy and France in revolution for the AQA syllabus for A level history and what can History at a level help my in the future (looking to do a degree in something related to business, chemistry)
1)Don't like reading
2)Don't know a lot of difficult words(Need to know some since there is Source Based Question where they give you LOTS of difficult words)
3)A slow writer
But if you want to do something related to business and chemistry in the future I guess you don't need to take history, but it's up to you.
What you can contribute after studying history is this great analysing skills(again) and the ability to find the significance of this and that, usually very important if you wish to take Laws,but again...You want to do something related to business-
Well, Your life=Your decision
Good luck!
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I was thinking on choosing History (alongside Maths,Chemistry and Economics) but i wanted to know any students' opinion's who have done the courses on Stuart monarchy and France in revolution for the AQA syllabus for A level history and what can History at a level help my in the future (looking to do a degree in something related to business, chemistry)
I was thinking on choosing History (alongside Maths,Chemistry and Economics) but i wanted to know any students' opinion's who have done the courses on Stuart monarchy and France in revolution for the AQA syllabus for A level history and what can History at a level help my in the future (looking to do a degree in something related to business, chemistry)
It is essentially writing essays and making concise notes that are suitable for revision. I wouldn't call it enjoyable, because you have to remember so many dates and names, and be able to construct a convincing argument for essays, without it being too narrative.
If you don't mind doing that, then by all means go for it.
History is a well-respected subject and is recognised by Universities all across the country. But in terms of pursuing Chemistry or Business in the future, I'm not sure how much a History A-level will contribute.
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It's one of the best A-Levels to do, regardless of degree aspirations.
It's one of the best A-Levels to do, regardless of degree aspirations.
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