Ummm generally people are expected to have made a back up plan already by results day about where they plan on going to and then have 9-5 hours to call around and get offers and then decide where they want to go. So you should be making the important decisions now really.
Yes I know, and I do but I'm just saying that the day is going to be stressful enough as it is I think having a day to calm down a bit would help
time for some distractions - it's the annual parallel universe clearing options challenge.... *fanfare* *cheerleaders* *whooping*
Step 1: go to http://search.ucas.com/ Step 2: search for a common degree subject (english, business, psychology) Step 3: from the results pick a university that you didn't consider when first applying Step 4: clear your last search and search again for ALL clearing courses available at that new university Step 5: find a course they offer that is COMPLETELY different to what you applied for that sounds like it would be really interesting to study Step 6: SHARE
Yes I know, and I do but I'm just saying that the day is going to be stressful enough as it is I think having a day to calm down a bit would help
Yeah I understand that, it's just that the system being like that would be a nightmare. Currently we have just under 2 weeks on clearing so taking a day away for a few unprepared people isn't worth it.
Anyone else that did CHEM 4 AQA waiting in fear to see what they got in Chemistry? :c
Yep, *****ing my chemistry grade, need an A in chemistry overall. In AS I got 263 ums, then + 35minimum for this year's empa, +105 for chem5 (beautiful paper more or less) meaning I need like 70-80 ums in chem 4, it's so unpredictable tho, I feel I could have got an A, B,C or a D in it lol, wbu?
Yeah I understand that, it's just that the system being like that would be a nightmare. Currently we have just under 2 weeks on clearing so taking a day away for a few unprepared people isn't worth it.
True. Tbh you need to find a clearing place ASAP after results especially for the most popular courses (psychology, law and business) seem to go like mad!
is it recommended to call your insurance to ask tomorrow evening if they have accepted or not? i already have my results (and missed offer of my insurance by 1 grade) will they tell me??
University of Greenwich - criminology and criminal psychology @PQ, it looks so interesting, I've always been intrigued by criminal behaviour and the minds of criminals.
I really wanted to do animal behaviour but they want an A level in a core science subject
There's always postgrad/professional training. The person who came to assess whether we were suitable cat owners from the RSPCA homing centre had done a PGDip in companion animal behaviour (ie pet behaviour not wild/zoo/farm animals) paid for by the