Help: Choosing "EASY" A level courses

[Stellz]

This might seem kind of silly, looking for "easy" A level courses. But there's a reason I'm asking. Please do not post about how one should take a certain category of courses and what not. This thread is only for the help of identifying some of the "easier" courses.

Basically, Id like to know what would be easy courses to self-study/do privately. Out of the list of the following (course codes are in brackets) :

Business Studies (9707)
Divinity (9011)
Geography (9696)
History (9697)
Islamic Studies (9013)
Law (9084)
Literature In English (9695)
Psychology (9698)
Sociology (9699)
Urdu (9686)


Any HELPFUL input is welcome!

 

[veiled_fantasy]

This might seem kind of silly, looking for "easy" A level courses. But there's a reason I'm asking. Please do not post about how one should take a certain category of courses and what not. This thread is only for the help of identifying some of the "easier" courses.

Basically, Id like to know what would be easy courses to self-study/do privately. Out of the list of the following (course codes are in brackets) :

Business Studies (9707)
Divinity (9011)
Geography (9696)
History (9697)
Islamic Studies (9013)
Law (9084)
Literature In English (9695)
Psychology (9698)
Sociology (9699)
Urdu (9686)


Any HELPFUL input is welcome!

I've heard Urdu is easy. Most of the students in my school got A*s or A's in it and my teachers say that it's considered as a foreign language if you're applying to unis out of Pakistan.

English Lit? Not so much. It gives most students a run for their money. Very few A*s and A's in this department.

I'm not really authorized to comment on the rest.

 

[reesh]

English Lit is really hard. Urdu is a piece of cake. Almost all of my friends took it and got A's. Psychology is a little tough, but if you work hard enough, you can score an A easily