bit of advice? !! dont know what to do

Resit the examinations if you feel you can strive for success, but you will have to consume you time with priorities concerning studies, especially your weakness. Would you want to acquire straight As for all your examinations? If so, then click on this link for additional informations concerning studies only: http://www.quora.com/How-can-I-become-a-straight-A-student I hope this helps, and my tips for straight As are correlated to these factors provided in the link with some slight differences. Good luck. Also, what university have you applied for?

As an individual, I believe that you have the potential to endeavour in your studies, to reach better grades; you seem better than the grades you have acquired from your examinations. But it is up to you if you want to resit. Ask your college to be reassured on the matter if you can resist your examinations. On the contrary, would you actually want to go to Leeds met for further studies?

I am in a bit of a similar situation. I was really annoyed with one of my results as I missed my offer for pharmacy as I got a C in chemistry but then eventually got accepted into my 1st choice due to extenuating circumstances- like you I am very disappointed and was considering retaking the year but then thought that I have the opportunity to go to the university of my choice, and I dont want to get bogged down in retaking the year when it was, like you partially due to personal circumstances.
The past is the past and as long as you know that in your heart you could have done better, if that gives you the drive to work really hard at university then go for it. I believe that sometimes you just have to move on- for me it is certainly going to make me work much harder and buck up my game and also to start a new life away from an unhealthy personal situation.
For most once you have got to university your A-level grades matter less, and if they are vital for a job application then you can always do them at night school. The most important things are drive, enthusiasm, determination and experience. Do what you feel you need to in your heart but dont be disheartened by your results- use them as a learning curve. Remember you've got into the uni you wanted to go to. Hope thats helped a bit. Good luck

Thank you im slowing getting over it and determined to do really well at uni college for me was a toxic environment which with my own issues dragged me down more so im glad to get away from it, i never knew the night courses were available before but ill consider it, anyway I know that work experience and other skills/ matter aswell so im gonna work on them, and if employers ask I admit I screwed up
good luck to you too! X

Are you thinking of just going to university?