big problem. man uni entry.

lipowicha

no i got a B in english GCSE.
if i did get it remarked wouldnt dare be a chance of the full marks going even lower/down.

i need to get it sorted before monday this is when ma uni starts and new timetable.

Damn well speak English then.
Yes, however without looking at the UMS - Grade comparisons, I couldn't say how far off a fail you are.
You got a sixth form, not a uni (yes, the university does courses there, but it's still, in your case, a sixth form).

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lipowicha

i cant retake math because in order to retake math i needed a D in it but i got an E!!!

Retake, not continue.

Retake means redo the Maths AS course.

Reply 23

PQ

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lipowicha

i cant retake math because in order to retake math i needed a D in it but i got an E!!!

you said "i needed a D to do A2" maths not to retake your AS modules.

Reply 24

OP

im stuck on dis. i know it might sound dumb but what do exams prove anyway? somedays you do gud somedays u do bad. i revised hard god dammit!!! it was probably bad memory of formulas and distractions from revising which ment i couldnt take it all in!!!!

Reply 25

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PQ

you said "i needed a D to do A2" maths not to retake your AS modules.

basically i needed a D to carry on with A2. and i also needed a minimum of a D to retake. but since i got an E i have to start math AS in class again from scratch!!!! i mean whats da point on dat?!!! its down to my revision not a teacher teaching me the things i already learnt!!!!to be honest i fink its a waste of time startin math AS again.

jus give meh a chance!!!!!

Reply 26

lipowicha

basically i needed a D to carry on with A2. and i also needed a minimum of a D to retake. but since i got an E i have to start math AS in class again from scratch!!!! i mean whats da point on dat?!!! its down to my revision not a teacher teaching me the things i already learnt!!!!to be honest i fink its a waste of time startin math AS again.

jus give meh a chance!!!!!

I think it's a waste of time you applying to Manchester, but you're still going to do it.

Reply 27

lipowicha

basically i needed a D to carry on with A2. and i also needed a minimum of a D to retake. but since i got an E i have to start math AS in class again from scratch!!!! i mean whats da point on dat?!!! its down to my revision not a teacher teaching me the things i already learnt!!!!to be honest i fink its a waste of time startin math AS again.

jus give meh a chance!!!!!

Can I ask one thing? Do you even have a clue what you are talking about?

I got a very low C in sociology, on the verge of getting kicked out but revised 3 whole modules for January retakes and ended up with an A. A lot more than revising formulae.

You just sound lazy.

Reply 28

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deej

I think it's a waste of time you applying to Manchester, but you're still going to do it.

my parents also want me to go dare!! i aint gonna let them down. well kinda yes but it'll also make me feel clever going into man uni.

Reply 29

Dionysus

You can't retake something with an E and suddenly expect to get a top grade. It just doesn't happen.

Reply 30

ashy

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lipowicha

my parents also want me to go dare!! i aint gonna let them down. well kinda yes but it'll also make me feel clever going into man uni.

where men are men :biggrin:

Reply 31

lipowicha

my parents also want me to go dare!! i aint gonna let them down. well kinda yes but it'll also make me feel clever going into man uni.

They want to to go dare? well then dare me :smile:

go on.

Reply 32

OP

Xx Tomásíona - Mháire xX

Can I ask one thing? Do you even have a clue what you are talking about?

I got a very low C in sociology, on the verge of getting kicked out but revised 3 whole modules for January retakes and ended up with an A. A lot more than revising formulae.

You just sound lazy.

chemistry and math are different . in math everything looks da same basically. so many techniques but which to use?

Reply 33

OP

Xx Tomásíona - Mháire xX

They want to to go dare? well then dare me :smile:

go on.

me no understand your words. sorry... :confused:

Reply 34

lipowicha

chemistry and math are different . in math everything looks da same basically. so many techniques but which to use?

Chemistry? Who brought chemistry into the conversation?

Reply 35

lipowicha

me no understand your words. sorry... :confused:

Me no speak English?

Reply 36

vector

Did someone neg her for this? That's pretty harsh...

If you really want to succeed then start doing work up and beyond what is required. There are some absolute geniuses in the maths forum on here who can help you. Get an A2 text book and prove to your teachers that you are in it for the long run.

Reply 37

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vector

Did someone neg her for this? That's pretty harsh...

If you really want to succeed then start doing work up and beyond what is required. There are some absolute geniuses in the maths forum on here who can help you. Get an A2 text book and prove to your teachers that you are in it for the long run.

would it work if i tell the math teacher that they are ruining my future and chances of getting into a top uni.
and they might jus let me get into A2 maybe?

Reply 38

lipowicha

my parents also want me to go dare!! i aint gonna let them down. well kinda yes but it'll also make me feel clever going into man uni.

Sod your parents. It's your choice. Your degree.

If you apply to Manchester with the grades you have for the course you want, you will most likely be rejected. You will lose a place on your UCAS application which could've gone to another university or course which will accept either a points tarrif score, or lower grades/ 2 A2 + 2 AS. Going to Manchester only helps you feel smart if you are smart. Judging by your reluctance to accept advice off people who have either gone through the UCAS system, are going through the UCAS system, or actually work with the UCAS system, you're clearly not suited to that university.

You NEED to rethink your options and get your arse into gear for your final year, or you will probably end up taking an unexpected gap year.

That is the harsh reality which YOU have to face if you don't at least listen to our advice. It is YOU who will have to live with your mistakes, not your parents.

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vector