is it worth retaking a level secong time?

I've already retaken As and in A2 I came out with CDD and I know I can improve them a lot. So is there a point in retaking A2?

Well, you seem to have persuaded yourself that it will improve so it's your call. However, some universities are very unhappy with resits and you need to look at the small print.

Shall I do a personal A level course. And do you think universities like Surrey, aston or newcastle mind retaking?

If you know for sure that you can improve, then why not?

I've already retaken As and in A2 I came out with CDD and I know I can improve them a lot. So is there a point in retaking A2?

I redid my AS levels and Aston didn't bat an eyelid at my application, now I work for them, you'll be fine, it's only your final grades that matter.

even if the retake is the second time?

I've only ever seen anyone care about the number of retakes you have when it's associated to a five year medical course. I've never heard it being an Aston policy, so unless you plan to apply to the medical school opening in 2017 it shouldn't effect you.

I did my A-Levels over 4 years and as long as it's not the very best unis such as oxbridge, they normally don't mind as long as they see marked improvement.

I worked while doing my 4th year which would be worthwhile doing to earn some cash for uni, if you can manage the workload

so did you go to the school or did you do it as a private candidate?

I did my A-Levels over 4 years and as long as it's not the very best unis such as oxbridge, they normally don't mind as long as they see marked improvement.

I worked while doing my 4th year which would be worthwhile doing to earn some cash for uni, if you can manage the workload

I redid my AS levels and Aston didn't bat an eyelid at my application, now I work for them, you'll be fine, it's only your final grades that matter.

he doesn't want to go to aston

That's fine, i was just giving friendly advice based on both our entrance policy and my previous experience, take it or leave it.