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Word of advice for year 11s.

Whatever you plan on doing, plan something else.

I regularly advise y11s on a level options and it's horrible to see people set on medicine, law etc who just are not capable.

Lol

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Steliata

Original post by Barnaby123

Positive thinking right there! *sarcasm*

But yeah, I used to be totally set on medicine but then I realised that a) I don't like science and b) SO MUCH STRESS

Instead I'm doing a mix of humanities and more analytical subjects at A level which is a lot better for me. No idea where it will lead but I'll decide that later, at least my options are open.

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Jitesh

Original post by Barnaby123

I think it's good to think about a backup route
People say the best doctors are the ones most dedicated, so prepared to do post grad degrees etc

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username1445684

I have 3 exams left, what about everyone else?

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Jitesh

Original post by Strom

I have 3 exams left, what about everyone else?

9 lol

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Neuth

Original post by Strom

I have 3 exams left, what about everyone else?

(A-Level Maths)

Original post by Jitesh

9 lol

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saahil0987

7 exams:
-> C1
-> P1
-> History - Germany
-> History - Britain
-> Maths (calc)
-> Further Maths (calc)
-> Further Maths (non-calc)

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guitaristemily

Original post by Neuth

(A-Level Maths)

same. its gcse maths though. and its on monday

:party:

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ImagineCats

Original post by turn-to-page394

gcses have actually gone really quickly.....

Or is it just me?

Argh tell me about it! I want another week to space out my remaining 2 exams because I'm scared about how time has flied I might feel like I didn't work hard enough? I hate those after-exam scares about whether or not you read the question etc :frown:

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Neuth

Original post by guitaristemily

same. its gcse maths though. and its on monday

:party:

How are you feeling for it?
Need any help with anything? :h:

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TH3-FL45H

Original post by Strom

I have 3 exams left, what about everyone else?

7

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ImagineCats

Original post by Strom

I have 3 exams left, what about everyone else?

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guitaristemily

Original post by Neuth

How are you feeling for it?
Need any help with anything? :h:

im feeling ok. i think. i can complete past papers pretty quickly though and i dont know if thts a good or a bad thing.

i get good marsk in them though.

thing is, i need a C for college. and i dont know if ive got it.

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Neuth

Original post by guitaristemily

Past papers are amazing - keep doing them! :h:

How did the other paper go?

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username1445684

Original post by Jitesh

9 lol

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Good luck! A lot of my friends who took business/history have about the same amount left.

Original post by Neuth

(A-Level Maths)

Have fun with that

Original post by saahil0987

7 exams:
-> C1
-> P1
-> History - Germany
-> History - Britain
-> Maths (calc)
-> Further Maths (calc)
-> Further Maths (non-calc)

Further maths and history, good luck! :biggrin:

Original post by TH3-FL45H

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To be honest I would have a lot more exams left if I didnt have four on one day last wednesday. Good luck with yours!

Original post by ImagineCats

I hate how quickly it's gone, I don't want to start A-Levels!

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guitaristemily

Original post by Neuth

Past papers are amazing - keep doing them! :h:

How did the other paper go?

ive doe all that i can do!

i finshed it in an hour.

and i dont know ifthats good or bad. becuase i didnt skip a single question. and i do foundation paper.

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Neuth

Original post by Strom

Have fun with that

:wink:

I hate how quickly it's gone, I don't want to start A-Levels!

It's actually my favourite maths module :giggle:

This time last year I was half-way through my GCSE exams.
I've just started learning A2 content and I'm now writing drafts of my personal statement for applying to Uni in September.

Time flies - make the most of it :moon:

Original post by guitaristemily

ive doe all that i can do!i finshed it in an hour.and i dont know ifthats good or bad. becuase i didnt skip a single question. and i do foundation paper.

It's good, yes! It means you aren't stuck on any topics, right? So you don't have gaps in your knowledge.

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saahil0987

Original post by Strom

Further maths and history, good luck! :biggrin:

I hate how quickly it's gone, I don't want to start A-Levels!

Thanks, tbh though I think it should be fine history all I need to learn in the key facts which isn't too hard and the exam technique. Whilst, maths is very much my forte so FM shouldn't be too bad.

I honestly can't wait for A levels like the subjects I've chosen are ones I have a genuinely enjoy doing and from the looks of the specs the topics in these subjects are 10x more interesting than GCSE and the funny thing is I've been watching a YouTube channel since year 9 called "CrashCourse" and when I looked at the A level specs most of the things I had watched on their videos was on the spec :biggrin:

DDD

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