Meh,you get textbooks that are bigger than that. The most amount of work Ive done is 11,111 words(ironic as my course uses binary a lot) Why the need to boast?
I didnt bother with folders because I dont read my notes...my revision pile consists of just revision guides and a couple of past papers...and I got more than 360 points O_o What is the point of this thread again..?
Were in the nice position,where we can do the practise exam,and at the end it tells us where we need to read up on. Then,its just reading the textbook,practising commands and doing some other bits ie: there's not much need of writing notes down when it's all in the textbook
I was carrying my archaeology folder round and someone came up to me and said wow thats a lot. What they don't realise that that is just for one exam for one subject. That folder you've put a picture up of is not much especially if thats for all of your subjects.
Were in the nice position,where we can do the practise exam,and at the end it tells us where we need to read up on. Then,its just reading the textbook,practising commands and doing some other bits ie: there's not much need of writing notes down when it's all in the textbook
This.
The fact that you have that many notes just shows you don't know how to make notes. That looks like you just copied the textbook on lined paper and filed it.
Same here(minus the biscuit) It really helped when reading the textbook that I borrowed from the library. Well, it wasn't all that was needed; but it did help me understand the book a lot more.
At 100 points, your looking at 2 A levels at grade E and Key Skills level 3. Only London Met will let you in there(and Leeds met-I am ashamed for them)
So AS levels contribute to how many points you get overall? It doesn't really matter now because I'm in uni but I never really understood exactly how it worked with the AS grades
Yeah But ummmm, If you carry it on to A2 level, you only get points for the overall A level. but if you have just the AS level, then yeah, it's worth half the points of a whole one