Do you have a subject or subjects that you are good at or enjoy studying?
I did probably the world's artsiest science degree, i packed it with as many language and culture classes as i could 
they were honestly some of the best fun i've had at uni and i made some good friends. Plus it was nice to do something a bit different from things like neuroscience or pharmacology 
@unwind there's definitely a lot we can learn from the past!
@litgym That sounds bad 
I really hope your new school is more supportive and that you have a better experience there 
@nyke wrote:I think the other thing @unwind, is that the skills you learn in the histories are invaluable! You learn how to form arguments, connect different ideas, identify bias and people's motivations, research properly and present information in different ways. I chose Ancient History as my sixth senior subject for that.
So so so so true. Towards the end of my elective history course last year, after a year of developing these skills, I started to see how quickly my friends' arguments (during a discussion or something) fell apart when I asked them the questions that my teacher would make us answer when we were analysing an argument from a source -- it was great fun
