Yeah, they are the harder ones. No, A-Levels should suffice - unless you're so much of a masochist that you'd enjoy taking additional qualifications for the fun of it
Muhaha, we get two weeks - I'm on holiday as we speak. I believe we get the same two weeks off in April as well. Not to mention study leave for prelims (mocks)
The 28th is when we come back and incidentally, my first day of work.
I have noticed that my secondary school have finally put up the GCSE results breakdown and my year group let the school down badly 88%(-12%) got 5A*-C, 53%(-14%) got 5A*-C including English and Maths-2% didn't even get a single qualification, even though last year 100% got 5 GCSEs at Grade C.I can see why the school hesitated so long to put the results up because they look so bad compared to previous years.I'm pretty sure 53% drops below the national average for the school.If it wasn't for me the top scoring candidate would have only 10A*/A-5 got 10A*/A and I got 16A*/A(11A*s and 5As) showing my superiority.
Yes, but you'll ask for French help lets say. If someone gives **** advice and it gets positives (but would have received many more negs) you'd know it was bad advice. But now, you only see green so think it's good and might follow it.
Yes, but you'll ask for French help lets say. If someone gives **** advice and it gets positives (but would have received many more negs) you'd know it was bad advice. But now, you only see green so think it's good and might follow it.
I cant even see it because I pretty only use the app- people will just have to quote and say "I think this is inaccurate" or people could just use common sense and evaluate things for themselves
Yes, but you'll ask for French help lets say. If someone gives **** advice and it gets positives (but would have received many more negs) you'd know it was bad advice. But now, you only see green so think it's good and might follow it.
I agree with this
however there was a point they mentioned in the thread they posted that i agreed with, can't quite remember it though,
I cant even see it because I pretty only use the app- people will just have to quote and say "I think this is inaccurate" or people could just use common sense and evaluate things for themselves
Anyone else got the "So you want to go to Oxbridge? Tell me about a banana" book? (the title is something along those lines) Mine came today, I don't know if I'll apply to Oxbridge or not yet but the book will definitely help me in terms of getting myself ready to apply to Russell Group unis at least!
Anyone else got the "So you want to go to Oxbridge? Tell me about a banana" book? (the title is something along those lines) Mine came today, I don't know if I'll apply to Oxbridge or not yet but the book will definitely help me in terms of getting myself ready to apply to Russell Group unis at least!
I have noticed that my secondary school have finally put up the GCSE results breakdown and my year group let the school down badly 88%(-12%) got 5A*-C, 53%(-14%) got 5A*-C including English and Maths-2% didn't even get a single qualification, even though last year 100% got 5 GCSEs at Grade C.I can see why the school hesitated so long to put the results up because they look so bad compared to previous years.I'm pretty sure 53% drops below the national average for the school.If it wasn't for me the top scoring candidate would have only 10A*/A-5 got 10A*/A and I got 16A*/A(11A*s and 5As) showing my superiority.
Congratulations, I've spun back around to thinking you're a troll
I thought a troll was someone who lied about things or exaggerated things for personal gain/laughterHow is declaring facts arroganceIf my school didn't have me the top scoring candidate would have 10A*/A.