A at a2

Anybody else got an A for AS Eng but scared they might end up with a high B or sth at a2 and get rejected from ALL the unis nightmare! even if u get 3 other As u need that A in a2 lit.. even if u get 2 marks of a an A or sth? is this true?

I'm worried because although I got an A, it wasn't very high. And I have no English exam in jan so everything comes down to june

My A in English Lit was tainted by a poor mark in the AQA Texts In Context exam - I was doign Faustus and The Witsun Weddings, and I have no idea where it (40 marks) could have gone... but I'll resit it because it's pretty scary to get a C in the harest exam of the year (or at leats that's what everyone says...)

i hated whitsun weddings i got a C in that one too!

I managed to do really well on Faustus and Whitsun Weddings somehow... but got a low C on the Modern Novel! I'm still crossing my fingers for the remark (hurry up AQA!) but am otherwise resitting it.

What's the point in paying for a remark if you're resitting anyway?

same as but i have one coursework module so its just 2 in june! i got two high As and a high C for the AS modules bringing it to a low A.

The school is paying for the remark. They've done it for a few of us because they don't think the marks are correct on that paper. We couldn't just presume that the marks will go up though, so we've all been entered for the resit too. We'll be withdrawn from the resit if the remarks come back with the desired result

my mate needed AAB at alevel for Essex uni's law cors. he got CDD but foned them and they let him in

That's highly unlikely for all Universities. I attained AABB grades, which was well above the entry requirements for my course but still didn't get into my first choice - just because I was three marks off that A in English. However, I don't want to make everyone panic! It's just the higher the demand there is for your course; it becomes much more vital to achieve the entry requirements. If you meet it, Universities are obliged to keep with the offer they made you. However if you miss it, it makes things very difficult – (that’s not to say they won’t be lenient) but just try your hardest in the exams and hopefully things should work out. If you don't make the grade, it's not the end of the world. Luckily things worked out for me, I'm at the University that's apparently eighth best for English - ranked much higher than my first choice.

It is Edexcel by the way.