My uni experience...

Im studying medicine at university and I got A*A*AA in my a levels like other medical students. The problem is that my university isn't the same as others. At my university medicine and dentistry are AAA and require very high academic grades and are both very difficult courses. The rest of the courses at my uni are not at the same level. At all. The average entry requirements at my uni are around BBB-BBC with many getting much lower and their degrees are not as difficult as mine at all(this wouldn't be the case at other unis)
Now, unfortunately for me, my flat didn't have any medical or dental students so I cant really relate to people from the academic standpoint. E.G someone in my flat is studying maths with BBB and asks ME to help them with their work.
In exam time I got in a big argument with a few of them about the amount of noise they were making and stress and anger got the best of me and said a few things I regret. I had a HUGE number of exams and they had like 2 exams and finished almost two weeks before me. Its been a problem throughout the year since my course is a lot more demanding than theirs by all accounts.
Its not only me with this problem, almost every medical/dental student at my uni has the same problem and they also have no idea what to do about it.
Any advice?

After first year live with other medical and dental students?

Grow up.

BTW grades mean absolutely nothing after university; it's all about work experience. The sooner you realise that the better.

Also as you felt the need to post the grades I think you are a

Maybe you should have worked harder and got into a uni with higher entry requirements

Grades show that you were dedicated to doing well and often indicate some intelligence.
Grades mean what university and course you can get into, which matters for your graduate job.
Besides, as I've said, Im studying medicine so its not really 'apply for a job and work your way up' kind of deal.

Did you read my post? I got A*A*AA at a level. Medical courses are pretty much all AAA and all very similar in competition.

Did you read mine? I said a uni with higher entry requirements, so that you're not with people who only achieved B's

Determining whether someone is good enough for you based on grades is ridiculous, and intelligence doesn't always beat hard work. Grades obtained doesn't make a person any better or worse than someone else. Besides, you could have had noisy flatmates regardless of whichever uni you went to, it's not like they're like that because of their grades.

I imagine you're just a troll, but just incase you aren't I suggest you get off your high horse.

Most decent people, whether they have CCC or A*A*A* will respect your right to peace and quiet when you study as long as you explain your situation nicely and you're not condescending towards them (which judging by your posts, you probably are).

I only complained about the noise once even though it happened a lot more. I understood that they just finished their exams and they should enjoy but, it got a little out of hand.
I've had a good relationship with them throughout the year, this was the only conflict we ever had.

I don't see why you are still so hung up on grades. They do not accurately represent anything about you.

Could you explain this?

If you get A* in A level maths and get through to the international maths olympiad, and somebody else gets a C in A level maths and no award in the senior maths challenge (first round of selection for IMO), and neither of you continues with maths after school, you can safely say that you're better at maths/know more maths than them, unless they have VERY severe mitigating circumstances, but even then, that performance puts you in the top tiny percentage of students of maths for that age, so you can pretty much say that you're better than them at maths. And yes natural ability does come in here. Even if the other student didn't try, it's highly unlikely that, had they tried, they'd have performed as well as you.

Extrapolating this superiority at maths to overall superiority would be an opinion, of course, and not necessarily one that I share.

Some pretty girls might flock to the man with the most money in the end, so that it might seem that the guy who just gets bare minimum grades and then works his way up might seem superior, since he can build a family life for himself and buy stuff, but again, this is just a value judgement. Some people don't care that much about money and girls.