2015 AS/A2 Results Day (Thursday 13th August) | Official Thread | 3 days to go

In my opinion if you have doubts about anything, it's not the right thing to do. I started to have doubts myself about doing Psychology and uni so I read through some prospectuses, same as you did. Now I have my heart set on doing Politics and wouldn't think of anything else. Look through some more English courses and see how much doubt you have about that

AQA AS Sociology, OCR AS Psychology, WJEC AS Film Studies

With 15 days to results day, I am feeling less anxious and feeling a bit of confidence. Is this weird? During and after my exams, I was in shackles, I had so much anxiety and panic attacks and literally felt like I won't get into my firm (University of Exeter to do Medical Sciences) but for some reason I have a bit of an increased confidence as results day draws near. Is this a good thing or am I just being ignorant and being in denial?

What subjects did you take?

Anyone can predict whatever results they like about their A level's, but it is never a guarantee... (In either direction...)

AQA AS Sociology, OCR AS Psychology, WJEC AS Film Studies

Oh no, I've only just noticed the AQA Psychology exam papers have been put on the first page. It's bringing back so many horrible memories and making me stress more than ever! Wish I hadn't looked at them now

Oh god I forgot about this thread
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15 days left now.

We're almost there, kids.

15 days too many


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how do you think you done on unit 1? feel like i made some stupid mistakes...

Can you give me some advice?

I wanted to do psychology at university but the problem now is that lately ive been starting to have second thoughts about doing a psychology degree and this morning i looked at some uni prospectuses and found myself slightly being drawn to english as i realized there was more on the type of things they studied compared to psychology.

I really enjoy reading fiction and writing fiction myself i also like analyzing different texts too and im kind of scared that doing a psychology degree would remove my creativity? I'm a legit bookworm and it really saddens me that since starting A levels ive kind of fell away from that as i used to read alot in secondary school...and to be honest ive always had a natural grasp for english.

i mean i like the idea of psychology and i like finding out about some of the psychological disorders i study at A-Level and i enjoy learning about other research and i ultimately know that i want to help people however i dont seem myself becoming a psychologist just because getting an actual masters is so difficult and expensive since i hoped that i would work for the NHS in some capacity.