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Hellooo. Can anyone tell me what the latest you can pull out of an exam is? Thanks. 
Right before it. 
There's no deadline, but if you've already been entered the school will probably make you pay for it, if you haven't already.
I believe a few people did this for general studies too.My friend decided on the day to not sit his Computing exam. Lucky guy, he didn't need the marks in it.
I did tell him though, not to re-sit it, didn't listen to me at first, and on the day decided that my advice was right
I wish he reads this
I did tell him though, not to re-sit it, didn't listen to me at first, and on the day decided that my advice was right
I wish he reads this
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Hellooo. Can anyone tell me what the latest you can pull out of an exam is? Thanks.
By Thursday July 31, 2008
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If it's for an AEA I wouldn't advise it, they are apparently uber-expensive (£30-£40)
Yeah, mine cost like £42... my advice is just do it anyway...
Thanks everyone. I've decided that I really don't want to go to Warwick because the thought of spending three years in Coventry, irrespective of how good the university's Maths department may be is just amazingly bleak, so I was wondering whether to pull out of the STEP and AEA.
Well I've already paid for them, so I wouldn't be charged again by the school. I've decided I'm going to sit them anyway.
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Yeah, mine cost like £42... my advice is just do it anyway...
Well I've already paid for them, so I wouldn't be charged again by the school. I've decided I'm going to sit them anyway.
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