Tbf i don't think it's physically possible to finish a d1 paper in time unless you're extremely lucky
Edexcel D1 here, I just about finished BUT I completely ********ted the last question in the hopes of maybe picking up 1 method mark. Scheduling AND a Gantt chart in the same exam... I don't think I've seen that before
Anyone planning on checking UCAS first before getting your results ?
Imagine getting your firm and finding out they were kind enough to take someone with EEE 🙄 Though most mid ranked Uni's are more likely to do this I guess ?
Anyone planning on checking UCAS first before getting your results ?
Imagine getting your firm and finding out they were kind enough to take someone with EEE 🙄 Though most mid ranked Uni's are more likely to do this I guess ?
I don't think I will have the courage to check UCAS before getting my results! Although I seem to be in the minority there
Actually starting to kinda feel the results day trauma now we're only two weeks away My stomach is literally turning at the thought of it Posted from TSR Mobile
Actually starting to kinda feel the results day trauma now we're only two weeks away My stomach is literally turning at the thought of it Posted from TSR Mobile
Anyone planning on checking UCAS first before getting your results ?
Imagine getting your firm and finding out they were kind enough to take someone with EEE 🙄 Though most mid ranked Uni's are more likely to do this I guess ?
Depends on when I wake up, I think. But if I wake up later I'll definitely check Track first, not results.
I don't think I will have the courage to check UCAS before getting my results! Although I seem to be in the minority there
I see it more as having the courage to wait!!! Imagine getting to your school and then finding out you missed your offer by a grade or 2 and start to break down only to find out when you check track that you got in!!! Whereas if you check track first you can break down at home and have a rough idea about what you are doing and can mentally prepare yourself for the bad grades.
I see it more as having the courage to wait!!! Imagine getting to your school and then finding out you missed your offer by a grade or 2 and start to break down only to find out when you check track that you got in!!! Whereas if you check track first you can break down at home and have a rough idea about what you are doing and can mentally prepare yourself for the bad grades.
Oh god, if I had to travel for an hour to get my results from my sixth form I'd definitely check Track first, but my college uploads results to an online portal so I can access them from home from around 8AM. My uni flat out said they won't be accepting any near misses except for in extenuating circumstances, which makes Track even more scary!
Oh god, if I had to travel for an hour to get my results from my sixth form I'd definitely check Track first, but my college uploads results to an online portal so I can access them from home from around 8AM. My uni flat out said they won't be accepting any near misses except for in extenuating circumstances, which makes Track even more scary!
See with track updating nearly 7:30 and having to go to school to collect results at 8:30, which includes a 15 minute speach form the head and sixth form leaders. So don't actually get them until 8:45 and then couldn't get to look at track until 10:30 because they expect us to tell them what's happening and sign forms or something so I'd much rather look first.