I wonder I wonder.child of lileth said:
OT:Got my fail in calculus two days before my holiday to Thailand, that's when my dad cancelled my ticket, and the whole family went leaving me behind at home. Failing blows.
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OT:Got my fail in calculus two days before my holiday to Thailand, that's when my dad cancelled my ticket, and the whole family went leaving me behind at home. Failing blows.
I've got mine coming on the 16th and its the first time I've taken an exam where I'm not sure how I did. In all other exams I've had I've always been sure I've either passed or failed but this time I don't know and its really annoying.
Wow, harsh.Tekkawarrior said:
So did I, but I just found out I got 4 C's for higher, and then my fav class, i didn't even pass.tellmeimaninja said:
Still waiting on the results, still brick-shitting it. Hopefully the mail will come soon, my friends don't seem to have done too well, two of them won't even talk about them beyond "It went shit", which is quite a bad sign.
It's coz they were... Everyone did better than me tho... maybe me and david on par...Captain Pancake said:
I'll be receiving my A2 results in a fortnight. I'm not really spending a great deal of time thinking about it at the moment, but I suspect I'll be shitting bricks on the night of the 18th.
Although the GCSE results are on the 24th, due to having moved country after the exams I won't get mine before a few days later.
However, I'm in with a real shot at a straight 10 A*'s, so I'm not really that scared of what I'll get. Having gone to an excellent private school, and having pushed myself as hard as possible to get some good grades, anything below an A in any subject would make me extremely embarrassed.
Then again, my results don't really matter that much where I live now (Denmark), so I shouldn't be too bothered about it (although the closer I get to the result day, the more I start bricking it).
However, I'm in with a real shot at a straight 10 A*'s, so I'm not really that scared of what I'll get. Having gone to an excellent private school, and having pushed myself as hard as possible to get some good grades, anything below an A in any subject would make me extremely embarrassed.
Then again, my results don't really matter that much where I live now (Denmark), so I shouldn't be too bothered about it (although the closer I get to the result day, the more I start bricking it).
GCSE - 1A 4B's 5C's 1D
AS - 2A's 2B's
A level ABC
1st year at University doing History & Sociology at Manchester University = 60.02%
Start 2nd year in September.
As for those worried over GCSE's don't, aslong as you get 5 GCSE's at C grade and a C in maths and English then your set.
Those at A level, You don't always need the grades the University state. I needed A B B for my current course and I got in on A B C
AS - 2A's 2B's
A level ABC
1st year at University doing History & Sociology at Manchester University = 60.02%
Start 2nd year in September.
As for those worried over GCSE's don't, aslong as you get 5 GCSE's at C grade and a C in maths and English then your set.
Those at A level, You don't always need the grades the University state. I needed A B B for my current course and I got in on A B C