What is the HARDEST A LEVEL (POLL)-LETS END THE DEBATE

Original post by thecatwithnohat

lol why have you not included humanities and art subjects

they dont compare to the difficult of further maths chemistry and physics

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rxns_00

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Original post by Yousf

You have photographic memory? what ums did you get in all your subjects if you don't mind me asking

95%, 93%, 93%, 88%, 86% and 81% in general studies.
Of course the memory helps quite a bit but it's not the only thing, I mean I can nail questions that only require factual recall, however some questions I'm obviously still going to miss out marks on, it doesn't make me perfect because I still have to think (especially eg maths)

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Original post by youreanutter

they dont compare to the difficult of further maths chemistry and physics

Difficulty of subjects are subjective.

STEM bias allday erryday

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Original post by Yousf

i remember you from somewhere! How did you as results go

Aww really?! I got AABB :u:

(tsr snobs, keep away :sexface:

) How did you do? (if you're doing your AS/A2/GCSEs too ofc)

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Wolfegirl98

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Product design - staying up til 4 in the morning most nights to finish my folio work, was all worth it in the end though, I worked my ass off for that A! And I nearly dropped the subject a few months before the exam because I kept thinking I was going to fail so what was the point?

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youreanutter

OP

Original post by thecatwithnohat

Difficulty of subjects are subjective.

STEM bias allday erryday

try teach a boy further maths then try teach a boy history...

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youreanutter

OP

Original post by RonnieRJ

95%, 93%, 93%, 88%, 86% and 81% in general studies.
Of course the memory helps quite a bit but it's not the only thing, I mean I can nail questions that only require factual recall, however some questions I'm obviously still going to miss out marks on, it doesn't make me perfect because I still have to think (especially eg maths)

what was each percent in btw?

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Elisha Rebekah

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History was my hardest A by far. Even with my passion for the subject, my determination and motivation to study it at uni and all the extra-curricular reading/essay practice in the world, I still ended up 1 ums from that A* :frown:

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Original post by thecatwithnohat

Aww really?! I got AABB :u:

(tsr snobs, keep away :sexface:

) How did you do? (if you're doing your AS/A2/GCSEs too ofc)

abbd -.-. what subjects did you do. My D was in maths, rawr....

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Original post by RonnieRJ

95%, 93%, 93%, 88%, 86% and 81% in general studies.
Of course the memory helps quite a bit but it's not the only thing, I mean I can nail questions that only require factual recall, however some questions I'm obviously still going to miss out marks on, it doesn't make me perfect because I still have to think (especially eg maths)

wow!! Nice.

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Original post by Yousf

abbd -.-. what subjects did you do. My D was in maths, rawr....

Great results regardless! I'm guessing that you will drop Maths...? Or do you plan on resitting to boost the grade up?

My grades in French, ICT, English Literature and Sociology respectively. Not necessarily the hardest subjects but oh well :smug:

What subjects did you do?

Reply 51

rxns_00

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Original post by Yousf

wow!! Nice.

Thanks man :smile:

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Original post by thecatwithnohat

Great results regardless! I'm guessing that you will drop Maths...? Or do you plan on resitting to boost the grade up?

My grades in French, ICT, English Literature and Sociology respectively. Not necessarily the hardest subjects but oh well :smug:

What subjects did you do?

That's really good, but not the easiest of subject at all. Yeah gona drop maths. Where you gona apply to and for what out of interest. By the way is that you in your dp. You and ronnie both cut of half your face, its such a suspense/teaser somehow LOL...

Reply 53

judogainz

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Original post by RonnieRJ

True, but it's definitely not hard content wise :wink:

Bbe if u need biology practical help I'll help u xxxxxx

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Original post by Yousf

That's really good, but not the easiest of subject at all. Yeah gona drop maths. Where you gona apply to and for what out of interest. By the way is that you in your dp. You and ronnie both cut of half your face, its such a suspense/teaser somehow LOL...

I'm so spoilt for choice, I'm not set on a particular uni. All I'm certain of at the moment is that I'll be moving out of London :yep:

what about you?

I'm looking into Software Engineering. Yes, yes, I've heard the usual "you need maths a level :angry:

" but the course is the programming side of Computer Science, so you're not left in the dark for not having a mathematical background (although I have my B from Maths AS last year). What are you thinking of studying?

Yes it's me haha. There are the odd beans on here who get wound up about it but whatever :lol:

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help089

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i loved biology until the exam board (AQA) thought it would be funny to only test us with 40% content and 60% 'how science works'. :angry:

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rxns_00

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Original post by help089

i loved biology until the exam board (AQA) thought it would be funny to only test us with 40% content and 60% 'how science works'. :angry:

I feel you oh my god, none of it was the spec lmao

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help089

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Original post by RonnieRJ

I feel you oh my god, none of it was the spec lmao

i thought i completely failed my unit 1 and 2 exam. i ended up getting C's in both(unit 1 and 2) , however i got an A in the EMPA and that got me a B overall.
i made 300 flash cards to learn all the content from the spec and well...that didnt work out well. :frown:

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