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Is a history degree useful?
If I am studying history what a levels should I take out of:
. Economics
.Business
. Geography
. Sociology
. Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics (this is one A level even though it sounds like 3!)
If I were to study Geography instead what A levels would be useful?
Is a Geography degree more useful than a history degree?
Need to decide which one to do
If I am studying history what a levels should I take out of:
. Economics
.Business
. Geography
. Sociology
. Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics (this is one A level even though it sounds like 3!)
If I were to study Geography instead what A levels would be useful?
Is a Geography degree more useful than a history degree?
Need to decide which one to do
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(Original post by CrazyOne1)
Is a history degree useful?
If I am studying history what a levels should I take out of:
. Economics
.Business
. Geography
. Sociology
. Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics (this is one A level even though it sounds like 3!)
If I were to study Geography instead what A levels would be useful?
Is a Geography degree more useful than a history degree?
Need to decide which one to do
Is a history degree useful?
If I am studying history what a levels should I take out of:
. Economics
.Business
. Geography
. Sociology
. Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics (this is one A level even though it sounds like 3!)
If I were to study Geography instead what A levels would be useful?
Is a Geography degree more useful than a history degree?
Need to decide which one to do
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do you not have a stronger preference for geography or history- the subject you enjoy more is probably the one you should study at degree level. you probably gain a wider range of skills from doing a geography degree, but lots of graduate schemes nowadays don't ask for a specific degree subject. you should pick a levels you enjoy and that are relevant to what you wanna pursue after sixth form.
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Why not history A-level?
Why not history A-level?
What other 2 options out of the list do you think I should do?
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(Original post by entertainmyfaith)
do you not have a stronger preference for geography or history- the subject you enjoy more is probably the one you should study at degree level. you probably gain a wider range of skills from doing a geography degree, but lots of graduate schemes nowadays don't ask for a specific degree subject. you should pick a levels you enjoy and that are relevant to what you wanna pursue after sixth form.
do you not have a stronger preference for geography or history- the subject you enjoy more is probably the one you should study at degree level. you probably gain a wider range of skills from doing a geography degree, but lots of graduate schemes nowadays don't ask for a specific degree subject. you should pick a levels you enjoy and that are relevant to what you wanna pursue after sixth form.
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(Original post by CrazyOne1)
I will definely study History A Level.
What other 2 options out of the list do you think I should do?
I will definely study History A Level.
What other 2 options out of the list do you think I should do?
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(Original post by CrazyOne1)
I prefer history tbh
I prefer history tbh
if it's a subject you are genuinely considering studying at uni, go for it.
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You defo need History a level. I dont think there any other required subject so I suggest taking the A levels you enjoy (research the entry requirements of the unis you want to go this) and the other subjects dont really help with history but maybe economics but not that much. For geography, geography a level is essential.
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