Skipping an exam?
Discussion for A-Level students and for those choosing their A-Level subjects.
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Skipping an exam?
So I have a compulsory Citizenship exam tomorrow.
It's an extra subject and I don't need it for anything tbh (I did make a thread about it).
It is highly unlikely that i'll get an A tomorrow. I wont exactly fail the subject, but AAAA looks better than AAAAc/b.
I'm considering skipping the exam altogether. The teachers will come after me, and I think i'll have to pay for my entry, but other than that (and an X on my results sheet) I can't think how else it might affect me.
If anyone has a good reason why this might be a really bad idea (i.e. if the universities don't like it- I want to do medicine), or whether a C is preferable over an X, I would really like to know.
EDIT: I also wont have a legit excuse (if the universities bring it up). I don't plan on faking illness/family situation, and I intend to tell the school that I read the timetable incorrectly.Last edited by LanasTea; 27-05-2012 at 23:45. -
Re: Skipping an exam?Well medical schools always state that they don't consider general studies and critical thinking for offers (and I'm assuming citizenship would fall in that category) so they probably wouldn't take any notice of it.(Original post by LanasTea)
I think I have to declare all of my subjects- one of my teachers used that as an incentive for us to take Citizenship seriously :P -
Re: Skipping an exam?I have the same exam tomorrow. Its a really easy exam so might aswell go? Any grade would look better than you not turning up at all(Original post by LanasTea)
So I have a compulsory Citizenship exam tomorrow.
It's an extra subject and I don't need it for anything tbh (I did make a thread about it).
It is highly unlikely that i'll get an A tomorrow. I wont exactly fail the subject, but AAAA looks better than AAAAc/b.
I'm considering skipping the exam altogether. The teachers will come after me, and I think i'll have to pay for my entry, but other than that (and an X on my results sheet) I can't think how else it might affect me.
If anyone has a good reason why this might be a really bad idea (i.e. if the universities don't like it- I want to do medicine), or whether a C is preferable over an X, I would really like to know.
EDIT: I also wont have a legit excuse (if the universities bring it up). I don't plan on faking illness/family situation, and I intend to tell the school that I read the timetable incorrectly.