Post-exam stress GCSE
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Re: Post-exam stress GCSEA few people feel the same way...
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Re: Post-exam stress GCSEA lot of people will, there's no point stressing now, try and enjoy your summer and just stress seconds before you open your results, then be happy(Original post by Memphis93)
Now when my exams are over, I'm so stressing about results day. I have a feeling like I haven't done well enough in my exams. Does anyone else feel the same way?
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Agree with this. It is a waste of energy worrying now. Just enjoy the next 2 months and worry when the envelope is in your hands!(Original post by IgorYakov)
A lot of people will, there's no point stressing now, try and enjoy your summer and just stress seconds before you open your results, then be happy
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Re: Post-exam stress GCSEThe exams are over, there's no point worrying about them until the 22nd August! I'm sure you've done fine anyway, there's really nothing to worry about. Even if you underachieve, it won't play that much of a substantial role unless you want to apply to Oxbridge/Cambridge.
You'll soon realise these are your final years of school education, so have a great Summer and rest well for your AS courses! -
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Re: Post-exam stress GCSEOr LSE Economics(Original post by Blob2491)
The exams are over, there's no point worrying about them until the 22nd August! I'm sure you've done fine anyway, there's really nothing to worry about. Even if you underachieve, it won't play that much of a substantial role unless you want to apply to Oxbridge/Cambridge.
You'll soon realise these are your final years of school education, so have a great Summer and rest well for your AS courses!
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Re: Post-exam stress GCSETotally agree with this. As long as you tried your best, there's no point worrying as you can't do anything more than your best(Original post by multiplexing-gamer)
I don't care. I'll get what I get, I tried my hardest. At the end of the day, the grades I get will be the best of my ability. Besides, worrying isn't going to change anything.
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