Astrophoria foundation year 2024

Reply 80

Sosaaaaaaaa

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Original post by rahim930293002

YES was litro having an heart attack i came out of no where

congratulations bro! i pray u will absolutely smash the interview!

Reply 81

Anonymous #3

pray for all of us, gonna be a tough night😭

Reply 82

rahim930293002

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Original post by Sosaaaaaaaa

congratulations bro! i pray u will absolutely smash the interview!

ahahha ty !!!

I rlly thought i fumbled it because i had a typo in my FYAQ and my GCSE’S are low

Reply 83

Anonymous #3

Original post by rahim930293002

ahahha ty !!!

I rlly thought i fumbled it because i had a typo in my FYAQ and my GCSE’S are low

what were your stats?

Reply 84

Anonymous #7

Original post by rahim930293002

ahahha ty !!!

I rlly thought i fumbled it because i had a typo in my FYAQ and my GCSE’S are low

They don’t care about GCSEs and Icl I don’t think my UCAS referee has verified my FYAAQ yet 💀

Reply 85

Anonymous #11

Original post by Anonymous #7

Original post by rahim930293002

ahahha ty !!!

I rlly thought i fumbled it because i had a typo in my FYAQ and my GCSE’S are low

They don’t care about GCSEs and Icl I don’t think my UCAS referee has verified my FYAAQ yet 💀

do they have to do that 😐

Reply 86

Anonymous #3

i’m surprised more people haven’t heard back yet

Reply 87

Anonymous #8

Original post by Theunfortunate

Omg I got an interview for English too :smile:

I'm a gap year student and super worried about the written test! How are you preparing for it?

I'm also a gap year student! Well, I'm resitting English but doing the learning from home, so spend most of my time working or reading. The written test is really scary to me as well. It's structured like a lot of the essay Qs from essay comps or A-Level papers instead of an ELAT, so hoping that works in my favour. But, when it comes down to it, having 40 minutes seems like not enough time to formulate a good response and find texts that back me up. All in the same boat though, so hopefully we all slay as hard as we can in the conditions :smile:

I hope your tests and interviews go brilliantly! Might even be able to meet in Sept if I survive this aha!

Reply 88

Theunfortunate

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Original post by Anonymous #8

I'm also a gap year student! Well, I'm resitting English but doing the learning from home, so spend most of my time working or reading. The written test is really scary to me as well. It's structured like a lot of the essay Qs from essay comps or A-Level papers instead of an ELAT, so hoping that works in my favour. But, when it comes down to it, having 40 minutes seems like not enough time to formulate a good response and find texts that back me up. All in the same boat though, so hopefully we all slay as hard as we can in the conditions :smile:

I hope your tests and interviews go brilliantly! Might even be able to meet in Sept if I survive this aha!

Glad I am not alone! I haven't touched English since July so I am stressing! But I have read some essays and dissertations from boredom. I'm honestly going to read/recap on 2-3 books, two of which I cited in my PS and one I really enjoy, and hope that suffices for the essay and interview. 40 minutes is indeed scary but I'm going to drill the quality over quantity notion into my head.

Best of luck to you! Hope we both survive till Sep <3

Reply 89

Anonymous #12

Hey, congrats everyone on getting and interview. Honestly I wasn’t expecting to get an interview but I did for PPE! How are you guys preparing?

Reply 90

daphneffion

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Original post by Theunfortunate

Glad I am not alone! I haven't touched English since July so I am stressing! But I have read some essays and dissertations from boredom. I'm honestly going to read/recap on 2-3 books, two of which I cited in my PS and one I really enjoy, and hope that suffices for the essay and interview. 40 minutes is indeed scary but I'm going to drill the quality over quantity notion into my head.

Best of luck to you! Hope we both survive till Sep <3

Yes the quality over quantity really should mean more to me! I’m also recapping my PS, but only the novels (mentioned 2) so the heaviest content is fresh in my head. I mentioned a lot of poetry which sort of just comes to me as second nature, so refreshing for those bit shouldn’t be as stressful (I say now!)

Now I’m praying for us both to get in hehe you seem so hard working and dedicated to your studies☺️

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Reply 91

daphneffion

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Congrats to you too!! I’m reading over my PS, making sure that my assertions are still things I agree with now, trying to sort of make sure those lines of thought hold validity and coherence. Also reading the books I mentioned in my PS (I do English, so probably a greater emphasis on this than PPE). Also watching the prep vids on the astrophoria yt channel too!