How do you open your results??
Im stressing! Results day is thursday and i dont know how to open the results. For mocks, i ended up tearing the resulys sheet along with the envelope and had to go to the office to find out via pc haha. Do i look for the good results? Do i look for the subjects?? I dont have a clue
Open the envelope from where it opens. Take the paper out. Read it through. Celebrate/cry.
There.
There.
Original post by Anonymous20000
Im stressing! Results day is thursday and i dont know how to open the results. For mocks, i ended up tearing the resulys sheet along with the envelope and had to go to the office to find out via pc haha. Do i look for the good results? Do i look for the subjects?? I dont have a clue
I ripped mine open, looked at my english result, and i was like if i managed to pass that I've got into college
. Find your worst ones first then work your way up to your best.Quick Reply
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