What SAT Subject Tests should I take?

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<p>Well according to Oxford history may be helpful along with language and literature.</p>

<p>[English</a> Language and Literature - Entrance requirements - University of Oxford](<a href=“http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate_courses/courses/english_language_and_literature/english_language_a_2.html]English”>http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate_courses/courses/english_language_and_literature/english_language_a_2.html)</p>

<p>For English Literature and Society at the London School of Economics they say:</p>

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English Literature and Society</p>

<p>Course requirements: A level or equivalent accreditation/level</p>

<p>Indicative content:</p>

<p>Study of twentieth century British literature in its socio-political context
Including topics: war, imperialism and feminism
Principal movements: modernism, political engagement (especially the Thirties) and post-modernism
Elements of style in prose, poetry and drama
Development of transferable skills through the design, management, presentation and discussion of an original research project (3,000 words)

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<p>And from what I’ve seen many courses seem to combine a degree in English with History as one of the options. There are many more however which do not do this, and have no specific subject requirements other than English Language and/or Literature and the standard 5,5,5 or 5,5,4 in AP. In regards to SAT’s it varies greatly by university as some require 600+, while others require 700+, etc.</p>