What Courses Can I Study With D7, E8, or F9 in Literature-in-English?
Every student always believes in a good grade, but what happens when you can’t meet up to the result you wanted? At this point, your plans and ambition is been shattered. You will be asking yourself numerous questions like; What happen to the course I plan to study, Can I be accepted in any institution to study this course, Can I wait till the next admission form is out, Should I do a change of course, etc.
This page is strictly for those who failed their literature. Out of concern, I have researched the courses you can study with D7 in Literature. I will also list out courses you shouldn’t near!
Now let’s start!
NB: Most schools in Nigeria don’t require Literature-in English in the under-listed courses. However, there might be exceptions. If unsure, ask us.
Courses You Can Study With D7 In Literature-In-English
They are:
- History and International Studies
- Archaeology and Tourism (you must have at least pass (D7) in Mathematics
- Fine and Applied Art
- Linguistics,
- Igbo Studies,
- Linguistics and Igbo Studies,
- Linguistics and Ibibio Studies,
- Linguistics and Hausa, and
- Linguistics and Yoruba,
- Music
- Accountancy (you must credit maths & economics)
- Marketing (you must credit maths & economics)
- Banking & Finance (you must credit maths & economics)
- Management (you must credit maths & economics)
- Estate Management (you must credit maths & economics)
- Architecture
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Geoinformatics
- Economics (you must credit maths & economics)
- Social Work
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Philosophy
- Geography (you must have at least pass in English
- Sociology and Anthropology.
Courses You Cannot Study With D7 In Literature
- Mass Communication
- Linguistics (major)
- Theater and Film Studies
- Foreign Languages and Literature.
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