What did you get in GCSE's?
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Original post by Lola768
Ngl looking everyone has so many GCSE's like rah I have like 8 😂😂
I can get 9 lol
Original post by Drunq
5A's 3B's 1E
Oh well only 1E rest are really good
Original post by Bulletzone
How do you get 0.5Cs?
I think it is meant to say C
Original post by zXcodeXz
Oh well only 1E rest are really good
hahaha yeah, it was french, really hated the subject ;P
Original post by Drunq
hahaha yeah, it was french, really hated the subject ;P
Oh that's ok then French is so bad
I got 7A's 4B's and 2C's, now i'm doing my A Levels and wishing i had revised
Original post by AindowJ
3 A*s, 5A's, 1B and 1C
i just dont get it ??? HOW ....... im legit stressing over my gcses and their like in 5 months time.....
what did you do --- revision wise ???
7 A*s 4 As
4 A*s, 2 As and 4 Bs
10A*. Wasn't worth the ridiculous amount of work and stress (I'm a 'last minute crammer'). Completely useless grades. Wish someone with some sense had told me at the time that GCSEs meant absolutely nothing. On the other hand, A-Levels were stupidly easy.
They don't necessarily mean absolutely nothing - they are absolutely fantastic grades and you should be proud of them! I guess in your case the universities that you chose didn't consider your GCSE grades. As for A-Levels, would you mind saying what you did, what you got and how they can be stupidly easy?
Original post by ScienceFantatic
7 A*s 4 As
That's really good!
Original post by IrrationalRoot
10A*. Wasn't worth the ridiculous amount of work and stress (I'm a 'last minute crammer'
. Completely useless grades. Wish someone with some sense had told me at the time that GCSEs meant absolutely nothing. On the other hand, A-Levels were stupidly easy.
. Completely useless grades. Wish someone with some sense had told me at the time that GCSEs meant absolutely nothing. On the other hand, A-Levels were stupidly easy.It was worth it in a way because once you get A*'sat A-Level you can apply anywhere.
Everyone's saying as if GCSE's don't matter at all.
Original post by IrrationalRoot
10A*. Wasn't worth the ridiculous amount of work and stress (I'm a 'last minute crammer'. Completely useless grades. Wish someone with some sense had told me at the time that GCSEs meant absolutely nothing. On the other hand, A-Levels were stupidly easy.
. Completely useless grades. Wish someone with some sense had told me at the time that GCSEs meant absolutely nothing. On the other hand, A-Levels were stupidly easy.It was worth it now you can do the A-Levels that you want and possibly apply to Oxbridge.
Original post by ScienceFantatic
7 A*s 4 As
They're amazing!
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