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English Lit.

I haven't studied english lit. earlier. I would like to study it in my a levels. Is it possible to cope up with the syllabus and achieve good grades?
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Original post by tnstrk
I haven't studied english lit. earlier. I would like to study it in my a levels. Is it possible to cope up with the syllabus and achieve good grades?


I am a bit confused. At what level will you be studying English Literature?

If it's GCSE, it's alright if you haven't formally studied it - as long as you have basic-to-good analytical skills then studying for a GCSE in English Literature, you will be fine.

In order to study A-level English Literature, you would most certainly need a good grade in GCSE English Literature (at sometimes English Language too).

Hope this helps.

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