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Reply 1
thangk god for that
cos i just spent half-a-hour asking them to predict me on the higher range of grades
cos i just spent half-a-hour asking them to predict me on the higher range of grades
Thats what 2 of my teachers said. The Philosophy and English Teachers said that to me to. Both of them predcted me A slash B. I disputed that tey could do such a thing but they insisted. They thought thaty had some power over me, so what I did was drop English and say to the Philosophy teacher I wasn't applying after my AS year. Showing them that their ****ty predictions held no sway over me.
Reply 3
wow....anyways, i cant do that seeing as i need my a2 subjects
Reply 4
My history teacher predicted me an A/B, but my form tutor changed it to an A when writing my reference, so I don't think you can have 2 grades.
Reply 5
My predictions are all A/B, and I think they're gonna stay like that (unless I can persuade teachers to increase them), because my tutour was talking about how uni's will look at it, ie I could get AAA, but it might be BBB so I'm a bit of a risk blah blah. If you guys are right and they pick the higher then wahoo, but I think you can have split grades.
Reply 7
Yeh, i was always under the impression that they could use split grades. Makes sense really, because there are plenty of people that are borderline.
My friend got predicted A/E for some reason, apparantly he is capable of an A but got a bad AS grade hmmm.
For my predictions Im predicted AAA but in French the teacher didn't even write my grade in and keeps changing it and now its B/C and next minute it was B.
But my tutor is going to lobby her for me because he thinks that she is being unreasonable.
For my predictions Im predicted AAA but in French the teacher didn't even write my grade in and keeps changing it and now its B/C and next minute it was B.
But my tutor is going to lobby her for me because he thinks that she is being unreasonable.
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