How to survive A- levels

A-level tips, anyone??

Haha, fair enough

lol i actually came on here looking for real advice cos a level physics has me feeling like im dying

omg same. I have a mock on Monday and I feel like I've barely covered a tenth of the syllabus!!

😭😭 good luck.
I've already failed my mock - avenge me by ace-ing yours fellow TSR user

😭😭 good luck.
I've already failed my mock - avenge me by ace-ing yours fellow TSR user

A-level tips, anyone??

Know it'll be tougher at uni...

It is for me.

Oh dear! Where are you and what are you studying?

I'm only at GCSE but I would guess do past papers and give yourself 2 days per week with no extra studying?

A-level tips, anyone??

University of Liverpool and studying business management. Teaching hours is also low, only about 7-8 hours in classes per week.

aaaah, what an innocent child you are, there isnt enough time to not do anything for a full two days.



I would recommend taking regular beaks and giving yourself reasonable amounts of work for each study session. Also find what motivates you (eg, going to X university, or a great summer holiday) and keep remembering that what you are doing atm will help you reach that goal

I would recommend taking regular beaks and giving yourself reasonable amounts of work for each study session. Also find what motivates you (eg, going to X university, or a great summer holiday) and keep remembering that what you are doing atm will help you reach that goal

Good luck! I hope things get smoother for you.

Thanks remember to work hard, I got average gcse's so couldn't get into the uni I wanted. Also, maybe you should look at going to the gym, high intensity training or doing some sport you like. Yeah, your a levels are the most important thing right now, but training REALLY helps keep you sane, relaxed and happy. So if you're struggling to cope, I'd recommend it.

Thank you! I swim and I find that very helpful for destressing, but increasingly it is difficult to find time to do it. Bearing what you said in mind, I will try to make it work though!

So next year when I'm in college (doing maths, further maths and physics) i'll need to study outside of college for 6 or 7 days per week. Will it be a good idea for me to start studying for A-level before I start college (so as soon as my GCSEs finish I start)?