Be honest...about introducing yourself and telling people your A levels.

Jamsie_853

Well seeing as media relates to film I think you're worrying over something which doesn't exist.

No one will judge you for what A Levels you have done, what matters is where you are now and how you approach your degree.

Take pride in what you've done, different strokes different folks. =]

This was exactly what I was going to say, and I agree with the rest as well. Don't worry :smile:

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Cadge

OP

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No, I would rather people be honest and themselves. I'm opened minded so wouldn't like the thought of someone lying to me about their A Levels and degree just in case I didn't think they were worth anything and I would think less of you if you felt like you had to hide the subjects you obviously enjoy doing :smile:

This is a nice post, and I have no intention of hiding my academic interests. I guess it's just the general, ignorant views I've seen on TSR. Maybe I shouldn't take that stuff to heart so much, seems pretty obvious now...

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Chilledice

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Just to play devils advocate:

Surely people will say "and what are you going to do with a degree in film and english?" if you can justify it, I'm sure no one will be able to look down on your degree choice!

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Complement

Well, just, imagine, if someone would tell you he/she did Drama. What would you think? Would you really give a ****?

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Destroyviruses

I'd ask a persons a levels.But I think its there attitude to what they are studying that i focus on the most.For example if they are doing art and were really passionate about it I'd respect them. If they were doing quantum mechanics and hated it... I'd want to throw them in the bin.It's you ,not your course.

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Hardly anyone will care TBH. Most people will just ask about A-Levels because they're nervous and can't think of anything else. Seriously, I really doubt anyone will judge you and if they did, they'd be a massive prick.

You'll fine.

Reply 12

BrightGirl

15

No normal person would not want to be friends with you based on your A levels.

Reply 13

Destroyviruses

I'd ask a persons a levels.But I think its there attitude to what they are studying that i focus on the most.For example if they are doing art and were really passionate about it I'd respect them. If they were doing quantum mechanics and hated it... I'd want to throw them in the bin.It's you ,not your course.

Quite a few people at uni hate their course.

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beatleboar

People at Uni ask what A levels you have done? :s-smilie:

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Destroyviruses

moreiniho

Quite a few people at uni hate their course.

I would suspect so,I was speaking generally. There's this daft girl at our school that loves english and art and is really good at it but thinks she needs to do pharmacy?She said she hates science....

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Destroyviruses

I would suspect so,I was speaking generally. There's this daft girl at our school that loves english and art and is really good at it but thinks she needs to do pharmacy?She said she hates science....

Ah ok.

That girl reminds me of me actually.

Medicine to PPE.

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Destroyviruses

moreiniho

Ah ok.

That girl reminds me of me actually.

Medicine to PPE.

Erm? You liked medicine but did PPE? No offense but,YOU IDIOT!

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