1.
English Literature is a must for an English Literature degree.
2.
History is not advisable, unless you're certain the period you're studying is going to be good enough for you to get top grades. I know a friend who had GCSE A* History but struggled to get a D in A-Level History, mostly due to the time period studied. He was not motivated.
3.
Politics is not too difficult, but there is a lot of writing in Year 2.
4.
Economics might be a better choice than History. Since you're given a Data Response guided question with substantial marks to be gained.
5.
Otherwise, I would recommend English Literature, Politics and Psychology. Which would be good enough for English at Oxbridge, UCL, KCL, Edinburgh, Durham, Bristol, Warwick, Manchester and York. 😉
1.
English Literature is a must for an English Literature degree.
2.
History is not advisable, unless you're certain the period you're studying is going to be good enough for you to get top grades. I know a friend who had GCSE A* History but struggled to get a D in A-Level History, mostly due to the time period studied. He was not motivated.
3.
Politics is not too difficult, but there is a lot of writing in Year 2.
4.
Economics might be a better choice than History. Since you're given a Data Response guided question with substantial marks to be gained.
5.
Otherwise, I would recommend English Literature, Politics and Psychology. Which would be good enough for English at Oxbridge, UCL, KCL, Edinburgh, Durham, Bristol, Warwick, Manchester and York. 😉