Should I study History, Classics, or English?
Should I study History, Classics, or English?
Jaxson Sanders
Hunter Anderson
Study the history of classic English literature
Owen Allen
HAHA! EPIC!
Xavier Brooks
I see you are fellow gentleman of good humour
Luke Butler
Only one of these is actually respected
Andrew Carter
I would not mind someone genuinely answering my question, though.
Ryan Gomez
Which?
Sebastian Ramirez
History.
Camden Nelson
Why?
Evan Cook
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Josiah Morgan
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Julian Evans
None.
Study STEM and those should be your hobbies
Zachary Reyes
I want to become a librarian.
David Brooks
Why go to university then? Assuming that's what you meant in the OP
Gabriel Stewart
Library sciences is a graduate degree.
Nolan Hughes
In my country, in order to become a librarian you need to have a master's degree in relation to the library. Before I do a master's degree, I need a bachelor's degree, and I am wondering whether I should do it in History, Classics, or English.
Jonathan Peterson
To go on to get a library science degree
Austin Morgan
Classics for sure because start with the Greeks.
Easton Ross
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Carter Collins
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Gabriel Rodriguez
Stop bumping on a slow board with a stupid question that belongs on Veeky Forums
If you already know you want to become a librarian, then do a librarianship/information management degree and stop whining. If you can't or won't do that, study whatever of the three you'll hate less. It's not hard.
Adrian Butler
I'll go to Veeky Forums.
Ryan Myers
This. My mom is a librarian/library director and has a MLS. Undergrad literally doesn't matter for the most part so study whichever you like the most or find the easiest. For example my mom has a business undergrad degree.
Matthew Cook
Classics. Not only will (you) learn new things (languages), but youll learn more about the English language in the process. Also, because the texts are mostly ancient to early modern, plenty of history is necessarily incorporated in the whole endeavour. That's my advice.