How easy/hard is Uni in comparison to A levels.

I'm going into year 13 (the year I die), and I was just wondering how hard or easy it is in comparison to Law at Uni.

10x harder....

Harder? I heard from other people that its much more relaxed.

My mum said that if i thought the jump from GCSEs to A levels was bad then i have another storm coming.
I started crying

University is a breeze in comparison to A-Levels, I finished sixth form with very average A-level grades (not a single A/A*), but I graduated from a Russell group with a 1st

I put this down to the fact that...

- I was studying something I actually enjoyed and wanted to study
- No model answers BS/jumping through A-level hoops
- No grade boundaries/standard deviation/being compared to the rest of the country, your professors set your exam and they mark it, that's it, the boundaries are more or less fixed (see below)
- Threshold to achieve the top grade at university is much lower, you need 70% to get the top grade (first class)...and this would be what, a B at A-level? You need 80-90 to get the top grade in A-level and that's just crazy.

Ive done 2 years if uni. If you find it easier, you aint trying hard enough.

It say it's easier is just being less tgan smart. Degrees are supposed to be hard. If a levels were easier then surely itd be worth more to employers?

You mean harder?