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  1. JoeSD94's Avatar
    1 05-06-2012  01:10
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    Hey First Post, Need help!!!
    Basically I have completed my first year at college and my AS levels are done. However for the university I want to go to im not sure I am going to get the results I need to enable me to gain the UCAS points needed after my A2 year.
    Just need any thoughts on possibly restarting my whole A levels and does anyone think I would be allowed to at my current college.
    Its tricky because I dont want to leave my current college but do really want to go to university.
    Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks
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    2 05-06-2012  01:14
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    Re: Hey First Post, Need help!!!
    :hello: Welcome to TSR!

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