[Vintage <3]

PLEASE KEEP ANONYMOUS ... or not.
I'm currently doing an access course and received replies from University of Leeds, and Sheffield university.
Both conditional.
University of Leeds:

Pass in Access Course

with 60 credits including 45 Level 3 credits at Distinction grade

+
University of Sheffield:

This offer is subject to you obtaining

the
Access to HE Diploma

with 60 credits overall

including 45 at level 3

of which at least 30 must be graded Distinction

However, at the moment we have done all our exams and assignments (Still waiting for result from a unit of 12 credits + still have a resit to do which is equivalent to 3 credits)
I only have 10 distinctions so far and I cannot resubmit or resit unless I failed or just managed to scrape a pass.
What can I do? My time is running out.

[Daryanah31]

Am afraid too :/ my parents have high expectation from me! how to not disappoint them?

[nlsmith3]

I'm doing an access course too. Is there nothing you can do as a supplementary to top ur grades up? Like a supporting assignment?

I hit jackpot in my course as we hav no exams, its all assignment based so its easier to get higher marks. Good luck

[Vintage <3]

(Original post by nlsmith3)
I'm doing an access course too. Is there nothing you can do as a supplementary to top ur grades up? Like a supporting assignment?

I hit jackpot in my course as we hav no exams, its all assignment based so its easier to get higher marks. Good luck

Hmmm, I'll see if that is something we do on this particular course
Thanks for your help

[Vintage <3]

(Original post by Daryanah31)
Am afraid too :/ my parents have high expectation from me! how to not disappoint them?

Same here, I don't know. We can only ever do the best we can

[Aspiringlawstudent]

You will probably do better than you think - every time results are not far away I consistently have a short panic attack and think I've failed miserably, but it's not yet been the case.

Just keep calm until you actually find out. If you're really worried, you might want to think about a contingency plan - but don't get incredibly stressed about it while it's out of your control.

[Vintage <3]

(Original post by Aspiringlawstudent)
You will probably do better than you think - every time results are not far away I consistently have a short panic attack and think I've failed miserably, but it's not yet been the case.

Just keep calm until you actually find out. If you're really worried, you might want to think about a contingency plan - but don't get incredibly stressed about it while it's out of your control.

Thanks, i'll keep that in mind