History AND Economics degree..
I think I might apply for this at a few unis alongside straight history, which is what I always intended on doing.
The thing is, only York and Cardiff do it out of the top 20 or so unis. Bristol discontinued it, and most don't do it all. Oxford do, but I decided I wouldn't apply there a while ago, just because if I did get in, I don't think I would have a good time there!
I just wondered, does anyone here actually do it? Is it good/respected? I assume it's mostly history based seeing as maths isn't required (I didn't do maths AS).
Sorry if this should be somewhere else, I didn't have a clue where to post it!
The thing is, only York and Cardiff do it out of the top 20 or so unis. Bristol discontinued it, and most don't do it all. Oxford do, but I decided I wouldn't apply there a while ago, just because if I did get in, I don't think I would have a good time there!
I just wondered, does anyone here actually do it? Is it good/respected? I assume it's mostly history based seeing as maths isn't required (I didn't do maths AS).
Sorry if this should be somewhere else, I didn't have a clue where to post it!
London School of Economics does it too. The courses should be 50% history/economics or thereabouts and even if maths isn't required I imagine it forms a large part of the course.
Yep, LSE is one of the best for it.
Sam o0o
I think I might apply for this at a few unis alongside straight history, which is what I always intended on doing.
The thing is, only York and Cardiff do it out of the top 20 or so unis. Bristol discontinued it, and most don't do it all. Oxford do, but I decided I wouldn't apply there a while ago, just because if I did get in, I don't think I would have a good time there!
I just wondered, does anyone here actually do it? Is it good/respected? I assume it's mostly history based seeing as maths isn't required (I didn't do maths AS).
Sorry if this should be somewhere else, I didn't have a clue where to post it!
The thing is, only York and Cardiff do it out of the top 20 or so unis. Bristol discontinued it, and most don't do it all. Oxford do, but I decided I wouldn't apply there a while ago, just because if I did get in, I don't think I would have a good time there!
I just wondered, does anyone here actually do it? Is it good/respected? I assume it's mostly history based seeing as maths isn't required (I didn't do maths AS).
Sorry if this should be somewhere else, I didn't have a clue where to post it!
sorry, just being nosey, but how did you manage to write a personal statement that got you into Law and History at good unis?! Must have been a masterpiece!
isabella19
sorry, just being nosey, but how did you manage to write a personal statement that got you into Law and History at good unis?! Must have been a masterpiece!
Ha. No, after Nottingham gave me an offer for History I asked them to switch it to Law, which they agreed to for some reason.
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