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I personally found Ancient 100x easier than economics. Ancient is a lot of memorisation, but once you have it memorised, its really not that hard to grasp + always stays pretty much the same (whereas eco is constantly changing as the domestic and global economy changes). In economics, its not...

omg I was expecting Cultural life as well! though I thought social structure was still a good question. The question in Sparta that threw me was the Hyakinthia one, just because I felt like I didn't have enough information, however since it was only a 3 marker hopefully I got away with it...

yeah it was annoying haha, but I though the exam in general was still okay, just didn't have enough time to do my Cold War essay properly because I spent so long on the personality. It'll probably be fine, but yeah that was a bit annoying. Did the Stalinism and Truman Doctrine question. wbu?

Wish I'd seen this earlier cos I predicted all the essay questions for Section II and IV exactly haha I couldn't believe it when I opened the booklet. Only annoying thing is when I told my teacher my predictions he told me he disagreed so I didn't go and study those as much as I planned ughh.

Good point. But yeah, I do feel that way with maths :/ Idk I've got a few more weeks to figure this out, but thanks for the advice :) At the moment I think I will probably drop it.

Did you find it hard to manage all your subjects? Idk maybe I could do 14 but at my school that means you have no free periods.

My school was ranked 83-84th last time i checked. The rough ranks for all of my subjects are: Ancient History ~ 1/21 Drama ~ 4/22 Economics ~ 4/21 English ~ 6/76 Modern History ~ 2/37 Religion ~ 10/92 Maths ~ 31/73

Hi, I'm kind of struggling with this decision at the moment and I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice. The subjects I'm doing right now are: Advanced English, Modern History, Ancient History, Economics, Drama, Studies of Religion I and Mathematics, which adds up to 13 units -...