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Original post by mynameisntbobk
I thought it was!! 
you won't get ripped to pieces with criticism 
but they do tell you things you way want to remove/add and they give you their opinion on it.
you won't get ripped to pieces with criticism but they do tell you things you way want to remove/add and they give you their opinion on it.Original post by furryface12
You don't have to actually do what they suggest, it's just another opinion, so just ask and there should be at least one useful thing comes out of it 
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Original post by Robbie242
it was flipping amazing, my oxbridge and advisor and maths teacher seemed to love my edited PS
Original post by lilGem
I used it last year, really helped a lot by the time I showed mine to the head of biology he didn't want to change a thing
Thank you all a lot
I'm probably best giving it a go then Posted from TSR Mobile
So I got my predicted grades today: A*AA in maths, physics and economics which is what I expected so that's nice, but the school refused to predict me a grade in AS further maths?
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(edited 10 years ago)
Personal statement officially done!
Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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Original post by krishkmistry
Personal statement officially done!
Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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No, learning in the correct way and not procrastinating and not having distractions like fb twitter phone etc.
Understanding is the key thing, make sure you ask your teacher what you do is correct, be able to apply it anywhere.
Original post by krishkmistry
Personal statement officially done!
Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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Got a question for you all - if I revised,took breaks but never went out of the house for parties and to socialise etc. last year and got BCD in bio,chem and maths - would going out with friends actually get me better grades?
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The amount of time you work is not nearly as important as how effective the work you do is. I really think people need to understand this before making promises to themselves. It's important to enjoy yourself outside of study time, but make your study time effective and productive.
This thread's far too quiet... 
Original post by usycool1
This thread's far too quiet...
True! Although I can understand why, I mean... Doing A Levels, although there's loads of time to come on here, you don't really want to
This time next week would be my last night at home 
Original post by L'Evil Fish
True! Although I can understand why, I mean... Doing A Levels, although there's loads of time to come on here, you don't really want to
How you finding A Levels so far Fish?
Bored. I could do some reading, socialise on TSR on have a mini Downton marathon.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
Original post by Pandora.
Bored. I could do some reading, socialise on TSR on have a mini Downton marathon.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
New series soon!!
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Original post by Pandora.
Bored. I could do some reading, socialise on TSR on have a mini Downton marathon.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
Sorry TSR, Downton wins.
Disgraceful, from an ex-mod too
Original post by Boy_wonder_95
How you finding A Levels so far Fish?
If I'm honest, don't see the big fuss YET! Although I have so much pointless homework given
It annoys me, homework every lesson
(so far As in all tests, nothing for French!!)
(edited 10 years ago)
Generally happy with my PS now, just going to amend the first paragraph a bit!
Original post by L'Evil Fish
True! Although I can understand why, I mean... Doing A Levels, although there's loads of time to come on here, you don't really want to
There we go, it's woken up a bit now
Original post by usycool1
There we go, it's woken up a bit now
They all jump in
Original post by L'Evil Fish
If I'm honest, don't see the big fuss YET! Although I have so much pointless homework given
It annoys me, homework every lesson
(so far As in all tests, nothing for French!!)
It annoys me, homework every lesson
(so far As in all tests, nothing for French!!)
The first few weeks are there to get you settled in so you probably won't have noticed any 'jumps'.
Homework's a pain, that's one of the benefits of self-studying!
Original post by Endless Blue
Generally happy with my PS now, just going to amend the first paragraph a bit!
How many drafts have you done for it?
Original post by mynameisntbobk
How many drafts have you done for it?
Currently on my third. I suspect once I've done this one it will go through one or possibly two more before I'm finally done and dusted. Currently over the line limit on UCAS and I'm really not sure what I'm going to cut out - might have to be my EPQ because if I can't change my topic I'm going to drop it
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