We recieved our results for the January 2011 exams this afternoon, and I've done so bad. When I saw them, I felt like my heart had fallen into my stomach and the acid was dissolving it ...
I've done so badly, but the thing is I did revise. I did actually think I was going to do badly, but not this bad. I did have an operation over the Christmas period but still ... I even failed biology ...
Looks like I'm going to need to take 14exams this summer ...
That means my exams start from the 18th May to the 24th June.
Question is: is it possible to get straight "A"s in all these subjects, if I start revision from tomorrow ... ? Any advice, and tips would be greatly appreciated.
Pick yourself up, if it's goe that badly rather than piling a ridiculous amount of work on yourself why not just talk to your college of dropping out now and picking it up from the beginning of September again with a better plan? (I know loads of people that are doing it at my college.)
Pick yourself up, if it's goe that badly rather than piling a ridiculous amount of work on yourself why not just talk to your college of dropping out now and picking it up from the beginning of September again with a better plan? (I know loads of people that are doing it at my college.)
Thanks for the suggestion. I totally see what you're saying but I don't want to drop out ... I'm in year 13 and I have amazing offers from amazing universities to study medicine and biomedicine ...
Biology isn't really a problem for me ... it's just chemistry. Maths is fine too. I know I can tackle biology and maths easily. It's just chemistry that get's me. I'm going to try my best now that I've calmed down, and stop doing anything apart from revising, sleeping, eating and going to school. I think also what bothered me was that not a day went by in the Christmas Holiday or the time running up to it, that my family didn't have massive arguements, with screaming and shouting and the lot. I couldn't really concentrate and there was the operation too.
I can do it! I feel so much more positive right now ... thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion. I totally see what you're saying but I don't want to drop out ... I'm in year 13 and I have amazing offers from amazing universities to study medicine and biomedicine ...
Biology isn't really a problem for me ... it's just chemistry. Maths is fine too. I know I can tackle biology and maths easily. It's just chemistry that get's me. I'm going to try my best now that I've calmed down, and stop doing anything apart from revising, sleeping, eating and going to school. I think also what bothered me was that not a day went by in the Christmas Holiday or the time running up to it, that my family didn't have massive arguements, with screaming and shouting and the lot. I couldn't really concentrate and there was the operation too.
I can do it! I feel so much more positive right now ... thanks.
Apologies I did not realise that you were. Excellent. Well then as long as you balance out the revision with healthy breaks then go for it. The best way to succeed is motivation. I know all sorts of clever people who have messed up, atleast in the future you will be prepared and be much more conscious to avoid letting it happen again.
Well done though, seriously. There's nothing worse than results that aren't what you want. You'll be fine, good luck!
Seriously, you can get those As. This boy last year, he also had to take 14 exams, but he practiced everything single question he could get his hands on, and in the end, he got As. Its just practice, you can do it
i know a boy at school from last year he did 5 A-levels had over 20 exams in the summer and he got 5 A's and i was there on results day so i know he isn't lying so i would say anything is possible if you do the work. The trick is to do it rather than think about doing it.
Thanks for the suggestion. I totally see what you're saying but I don't want to drop out ... I'm in year 13 and I have amazing offers from amazing universities to study medicine and biomedicine ...
Biology isn't really a problem for me ... it's just chemistry. Maths is fine too. I know I can tackle biology and maths easily. It's just chemistry that get's me. I'm going to try my best now that I've calmed down, and stop doing anything apart from revising, sleeping, eating and going to school. I think also what bothered me was that not a day went by in the Christmas Holiday or the time running up to it, that my family didn't have massive arguements, with screaming and shouting and the lot. I couldn't really concentrate and there was the operation too.
I can do it! I feel so much more positive right now ... thanks.
It's great that you're feeling more postive. Make sure to set aside some time each day to relax too (even if it's just watchin a bit of tv) otherwise you'll get too tired/stressed which won't help I learnt this through getting migranes cos I was doing too much work without a break Setting targets is a good idea-e.g. I'll finish this set of questions and do this exercise and then I can watch tv/go to the cinema/go online etc. This is a good way of getting a balance of work and relaxation and is also a good way to get motivated. Good Luck xx
btw Your school's cheeky for giving out the results early, I don't get mine til 10:50 tomorrow!!