Anthropology, Classical Studies, and English in a Personal Statement?

Would it be a bad idea to write a personal statement that talks about anthropology, classical studies and english to apply to this mix of courses?

Classical Studies and English
Classical Archaeology and Civilisation
Classics and Ancient World
Anthropology and Archaeology
Anthropology

I'm mostly interested in studying classical studies and english, but I have a huge chunk of extracurriculars that are geared towards anthropology as well as english, with close to nothing on classical studies. Thanks guys!

I generally wouldn't recommend applying to such a broad range of courses. That said there probably is a theoretical possibility where you can write something broadly relevant to them all in terms of the specific anthropological theory approaches used in archaeology, English and Classical literature analysis. I think really though it'd be hard to really make it a compelling PS for all of them and it would be rather broad and perhaps a touch superficial (also probably really a bit dated for archaeology and anthropology as I think more, newer theory is used in those areas that isn't applied so much to literary analysis?).

I'd probably suggest swapping the last two choices for two more Classics oriented courses, and write a broadly Classics focused PS.

I have only just noticed your primary interests. With that in mind, you should follow artful_lounger's advise.

Thank you so much, this was really helpful If you wouldn't mind my asking, do you there would be any way of incorporating/ any reason to incorporate these anthro extracurriculars: president of law and anthropology society, TedX youth speech on cultural relativism and having opinions on controversial issues/being aware of world issues (I spent so much time on these I could throw up and cry 😭) Thanks